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this, you can click on the Windows start button and then click on
‘Computer’. The next screen will show all the available drives on this
computer. Look for one titled “FUSION”. Beneath this icon is a letter in
parenthesis—make a note of this letter as this is what drive letter the
Fusion is on. Double-click on this icon to view the files.
Mac Users
After the Fusion has been connected to your computer, you may hear
an audible tone or even get a visual alert indicating that a device has
been connected. Once detection is complete, you may see a new icon
appear on your desktop that is titled “FUSION”. Double-click on this
icon to view the files.
11-3 Manual Programming Process
Manually programming the Fusion is a very simple process. You can
perform the process from a Windows PC or a Mac without any special
software. The only requirements are that you have the appropriate USB
cable, fresh batteries, and a USB port on your computer.
To begin, connect the Fusion to your computer as described earlier in
this chapter. Once it is connected, browse to the Fusion and open it to
view the contents. You should notice a folder inside the Fusion titled
“Sounds”. This folder is the location in which all the sounds, sequence
files, and category files must be stored. If you wish to add new sounds,
simply place the sound files directly inside of the “Sounds” folder.
Sounds can be removed by either deleting them from the “Sounds”
folder or moving them to a folder on your hard drive for later use.
It is not required that you rename the sound files in any way to
correlate with a specific position within the sound list, but doing so can
help make the task of creating sequences and category files much
simpler. The next section of the manual discusses file indexing. The files
are sorted based upon the individual names of the sound files. For
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