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5.4 Saving a Preset 5 PRESET & MULTI MANAGEMENT
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Press and hold the SYSTEM button. Then use the fourth parameter encoder
labelled PRESET to increment or decrement the preset number.
Preset selection 0..99
5.4 Saving a Preset
5.4.1 Overwriting the Current Preset
To save an edited preset onto the current memory location, press and hold down the
PRESET button until the display starts to blink. When the button is released, the
preset will be saved, replacing the data stored previously.
5.4.2 Saving a Preset to a Different Memory Location
Saving a preset to a different location can be done by copy & paste utilizing a temporary
buffer.
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Press and hold the SYSTEM button. Then press the Module button labelled
FILTER . This button also has a secondary vertical label COPY left to it.
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The preset is now stored inside a temporary buffer.
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Select the destination preset to be overwritten as described above under Selecting a
Preset .
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Press and hold the SYSTEM button. Then press the Module button labelled
ENV . This button also has a secondary vertical label PASTE left to it.
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The preset previously stored in the temporary buffer is now recalled.
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Press and hold down the PRESET button until the display starts to blink. When
the button is released, the preset will be saved.
5.5 Copying Presets
Presets can be copied to another location via copy & paste in a similar way as described
above under
Saving a Preset to a Different Memory Location .
5.6 Initializing a Preset
To initialize a preset, press and hold the SYSTEM button and then press the Module
button labelled OSC . This button also has a secondary vertical label INIT left to it.
Initializing resets all sound parameters to their default values.
5.7 Dumping a Preset via Sysex
Preset data can only be dumped over USB MIDI to be stored on an external computer or
sequencer.
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