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Performances Page 35
Layering and Editing
This is done just as in “non-Performance” mode. The only thing to note is that when you save the Per-
formance you save the edited Program(s) “inside” the Performance. The original Program that you used
as a basis for the Performance is not affected.
This is not true for Percussion Kits, which are only referenced in the Performances. Any editing done to
a Percussion Kit in Performance mode will affect the “original” Percussion Kit, and all references to it in
other Performances.
Shift Functions
Again, these parameters are set just as in non-performance mode. Most of these are also saved with the
Performance as indicated in the table on the next page.
Extracting Single Sounds from a Performance
The text below does not apply to Percussion Kits in Performances.
As stated earlier, the sounds used in the Slots of a Performance are not references to regular, existing Pro-
grams, but complete Program Patches “in their own right”. You will find several unique sounds in the
factory Performances, sounds that you will not find in any of the internal Program locations. You may
want to extract such a sound, for use as a single Program, or to make it part of another Performance layer.
Proceed as follows:
1. Select the Performance containing the sound you want to extract.
2. Make sure the Slot with the desired sound is selected (LED is flashing).
3. Press Store.
4. Hold down Shift and press the Perf Mode (Manual) button, to exit Performance mode.
5. Scroll to a suitable Program location (01 - 40 in the internal memory or any location on a PCMCIA card) and
press Store again.
The sound is stored as a regular Program. This can now be played as usual, or included in another Per-
formance as described on the previous page.
Saving a Performance
To be able to save edited Performances, you need an expanded Nord Lead with a PCMCIA S-RAM card
inserted.
1. Set up the Performance as desired.
2. Press the Store button.
The Program display flashes.
3. Select one of the Performance memory slots, as described above.