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Overview – Memory Structure
21 Waldorf Q User’s Manual
Overview
Memory Structure
The memory architecture of the Q is divided into four main sections as shown in the following
picture. All memory locations are freely programmable, so there is no separation into preset and user
programs.
Sound Multi
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100
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Bank C
Pattern
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Internal Memory
Sound Bank X Multi Bank X
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010
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Drum Map E
Memory Card
001
100
001
020
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Bank B
Bank A
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Drum Map
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020
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Picture 3: Memory Structure
• 100 Multi programs (Multi 001…100)
A Multi program stores information about how up to 16 Sound programs sound at once.
• 300 Sound programs (Sound A001…C100)
A Sound program stores information about the character of a sound.
• 20 Drum Maps (Drum Map D001...D020)
A Drum Map contains up to 32 Single Sound Programs which can be organized on the
keyboard.
• 100 Pattern programs (Pattern 001…100)
A Pattern is used to store step sequencer information that can be used in a Sound or Multi
program.