Overview: Chapter 4
To Audition Programs Before Storing
To look for available memory locations to permanently store your Program to, you can move between Program Mode and Mix Mode without losing your changes. This is because Program Mode has a Program edit buffer, and Mix Mode has its own Mix edit buffer along with 16 Program edit buffers. These buffers are retained when moving between Program Mode and Mix Mode, thus making it easy to search for a suitable location to store your newly created Program. Example: While in Program Edit mode, go to Mix Mode and scroll through the Program list on one of the Channels; while editing a Program from Mix Mode, go to Program Mode to scroll through the Program list.
The way to tell the difference between a program edited in Program Mode and one edited from Mix Mode is simple: in Program Mode, the MIX number does not appear in the display.
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You will lose your changes if you remain in the same mode and recall a different Mix/Program by pressing the MIX/PROGRAM SELECT
To audition Programs before overwriting them with STORE …when editing a Program in Program Mode:
¿While in Program Edit mode, press [MIX].
This selects Mix Play Mode, retaining your edits to the Program in an edit buffer.
¡Using the BANK and DIRECT SELECT buttons, select Mix 99 in Preset Bank 1.
¬Press [SELECT] to enter Mix Edit Mode, and press both MIDI [♦] and [∅] buttons simultaneously to select Channel 1.
Press the DIRECT SELECT [1] button (or both FUNCTION [♦] and [∅] buttons simultaneously) so the words “PROGRAM – ASSIGN” are underlined.
ƒTurn Quad Knob [1] to the left so that the word “USER” appears in the top part of the display, just before the Program name. If a RAM card is inserted, use Quad Knob [1] to select a Card Bank.
HTurn Quad Knob [2] to scroll through the Programs until you find one you wish to overwrite with the new edited Program. Take a note of the number.
Press [PROGRAM] to enter Program Play Mode.
This recalls the edit buffer in Program Mode, which is your edited Program.
«Press [STORE].
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