ENSONIQ SQ-R User Manual

SQ-R Musician's Manual Section 3 - Presets
Section 3 — Presets
About Presets . . 3-1
Selecting Presets 3-2
Editing Presets 3-2
Track Status 3-3
Compare-Using the Select Preset Button 3-3
Edit Preset Buffer 3-3
Abandoning Your Edits 3-4
Saving a New Preset Into Memory 3-4
Copying an Existing Preset to Another Location 3-4
About Tracks 3-5
Replacing the Sound on a Track ".. 3-5
Putting a Sound onto a Track along with its Effect .... 3-6
Layering Sounds in a Preset 3-6
Using Effects with Presets 3-6
About Performance Parameters ! 3-7
Parameter Bank:
Transpose 3-8
Key Range 3-9
MIDI Channel 3-10
MIDI Bank 3-10
MIDI Program Number 3-10
Program Changes in the SQ-R 3-11
Receiving Program Changes 3-11
Selecting a New Preset Effect from MIDI 3-11
Selecting a New Preset with Program Changes 3-11
MIDI Status 3-12
Pressure 3-13
Sustain Pedal 3-14
Mix Bank:
Volume 3-15
Pan 3-15
Output 3-16
Timbre 3-16
Release 3-17
The Smart Transmit Function 3-18
Pressure 3-19
A Few Important Points About MULTI Mode 3-21
About Presets
A Preset is a combination of up to eight sounds with their corresponding
performance parameters and an effects set-up which can be instantly recalled for
use in performance. Presets are handy "performance memories" which allow you
to create and save sound combinations, splits, layers, etc.
The eight sounds in a preset reside on eight Tracks. Each of these eight tracks,
the SQ-R remembers which sound is assigned to the track, whether the sound is
on or off, and the values of all the Performance parameters for that track
(discussed later this section).
A preset also has one Effects program which is common to all eight tracks.
Presets are also at the heart of the SQ-R's Smart Transmit function, allowing
single channel MIDI data to be converted into an eight-zone controller.
About Presets 3 - 1

ENSONIQ SQ-R Specifications

General

Brand	ENSONIQ
Model	SQ-R
Category	Synthesizer
Language	English