Elka MK55 - MIDI Patch Configuration

EDITecnt'd. (NAME)
il yvjn ntMid tochange anything while In the oracessof -rn'tinga NAME, ycu can tie so by tivtMnfllhecursor
1 0 the position where YOU want tc mate 1 he cotrcdlcm jinri [U5t press the correct teyor button In, Sins vwiy
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|l Hu? NAME has already been saved, thor you J.r&t retail Ihe Preset by means ol (ha buttons on iho now
under the central matrw How press NAME (II),,
You should nor A' move the cursor to the position that you wan [ to modify on-d tnen press the appropriate
key or button to ii lserl me corral Idler, number or symbol in p ace or the wrong one which wi Mimic been
iubrnahtaily cantoned, veu can now SAVE me corrected name as pah oi mo Preset N 1 as dasceiboti
below.
1, It-vivtj EDIT made by prteiSirig PLAY (SOI
2. Fr&ss. SAVE PERFORM and keep tft.S p-OSSG-J down. A! this pCrnt With uie Cd mUieatui II as Sling above
this butter,, piisg the appropriate PERFORMANCE PRESET N 3 by moans a\ I he buttons in I he row
Imluw IIiej cArtltat mall i* (16)-
Th# row rinne w H no 1 *' I aw b£0n saved sv pa r l o f tt e PERFORMANCE PRESET INN shown QA hT display,
(see (he SAVE PERFORMANCE inslfactions cm page 24).
N.Sr ft should be remembered that a PERFORMANCE PRESET memory contains dll the inltHinathn
programmed in PANEL EOIT, MIOi PATCHNAME, TEMPO, EXT. SPLITS 5/6 and CHAIN. When
saving only a pad of the se functions after carrying out the programming (for protection against power
failures etc.} or making a change m some part at ready programmed, an the remaining ppm of the PER¬
FORMANCE PRESET will be saved again without any change.
MIDI PATCH (9)
Cadi PERFORMANCE PRESET peririrs you to memorize not only Ihc entire cel up of the inslrumertls. but
atso u iuricis of commands for She selling up c s a complete MfD: environment
VrttGr- you press one of IhE PERFORMANCE PRESET b tlttl has been set up In a curiam way, Ibis will ato»
stl up the whtfe MIDI system in me way that you have or eg rammed the VtDI PATCH
To sd up -a MlCll iPATCt I yiiu Should do US falt-liw*
1. Press. MIDI PATCH in (he EDIT St&Eion (11).
1 he lii lowing display will new be SG*n:
MIDI PATCH DISPLAY EXAMPLE
HfJDI PATCH
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empty slot
Tlvi MIDI PATCH is mack* 1131 ISsSuIk, Ip each ill which yns; i..-ui tinaol Hit* lum:liiKiK spuciliH.! in
the MIDI PATCH
MIDI PATCH (9)
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IV, B . The FREE F, FREE G and FREE H functions can tw assigned by the SAVE PERFORM., COPV
BANK and MEM. PROTECT buttons respectively. (In the rew under conhpl rniiirix) - rl^|i.