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Editing a Patch
Here’s how to create a patch by editing the parameters of the INST
blocks and the effect block, and combining them.
Changing the INST
1 .
Press the [INST] button.
The INST screen appears.
The INST screen shows the INST TYPE for INST1–INST3.
2 .
Turn the [1]–[6] knobs.
Operation
Explanation
Turn the [1] knob
Changes the INST TYPE of INST1.
Press the [1] knob
Accesses a screen where you can
switch the INST TYPE variation of
INST1.
Turn the [2] knob
Turns INST1 on/off.
* When off, the icon is shown in gray.
Press the [2] knob
Accesses the edit screen for INST1.
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As for INST1, you can operate INST2 with the [3] knob and [4]
knob, and operate INST3 with the [5] knob and [6] knob.
Editing the INST
You can edit each INST in detail.
Here we explain using the example of the DYNAMIC SYNTH screen of
INST1.
1 .
In the INST screen, press the [2] knob.
The INST1 screen appears.
* The screen differs depending on the INST TYPE.
2 .
Turn the [6] knob to select the block that you want
to edit.
The selected block is shown in white.
3 .
Turn the [1]–[5] knobs to edit the setting of the
parameter.
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5
To change a value in larger steps, turn a knob while pressing it.
5
You can use the [
K
] [
J
] (PAGE) buttons to switch between the
parameters.
5
The number of parameters and pages differ depending on the
block you edit.
5
In the edit screen, you can press the [INST] button to switch to the
edit screen of another INST.
Viewing All Parameters While You Edit
You can also edit while viewing a list of all parameters for the
selected block.
1 .
In the edit screen, press the [6] knob.
Shows a list with all parameters of the selected block.
2 .
Turn the [1]–[6] knobs to edit the setting of the
parameter.
MEMO
You can use the [
K
] [
J
] (PAGE) buttons to switch between the
parameters.