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106 Global Settings Groove Synthesis
35. Bulk Program Import — Imports all programs currently in the
program directory (folder) on the 3rd Wave. Connect the 3rd Wave to a
computer, then click on the 3rd Wave icon on your desktop to access this
folder. You can then copy any 3rd Wave programs that you have saved
or archived into the
program folder. After you have copied any program
les press the
global button. Then use the soft knobs to select the
destination (the starting point in the banks and programs for the import).
Use soft knob 2 (
go) to execute the command and import the programs.
The imported programs will overwrite any previous programs in those
locations. The order of the programs will be based on the le names in
alphabetical order.
36. Export Wavetable — Exports a wavetable of your choice to the
waves directory (folder) on the 3rd Wave. Connect the 3rd Wave to a
computer, then click on the 3rd Wave icon on your desktop to access this
folder. You can then copy any exported wavetables to your computer to
archive them.
37. Import Wavetable — Imports a wavetable from the waves directory
(folder) into the 3rd Wave. Connect the 3rd Wave to a computer, then
click on the 3rd Wave icon on your desktop to access this folder. You
can then copy any 3rd Wave compatible wavetable le (our own custom
format ending with extension .wt) from your computer into the waves
folder. After you have copied a wavetable press the global button. Then use
the soft knobs to select the destination. Execute the command and import the
wavetable.
38. Bulk Wavetable Import — Imports all wavetables currently in the
waves directory (folder) on the 3rd Wave. Connect the 3rd Wave to a
computer, then click on the 3rd Wave icon on your desktop to access
this folder. You can then copy any 3rd Wave compatible wavetable le
(our own custom format ending with extension .wt) from your computer
into the
waves folder. After you have copied the wavetables, press the
global button. Then use the soft knobs to select the destination (the
starting point in the “P” and “U” wavetable sets). Execute the command
and import the wavetables. The imported wavetables will overwrite any
wavetables in those locations. For this reason you should back up your
factory wave-tables rst, using the
export wavetable command.
39. Edit Wavetable Names — Use this command to rename any wavet-
ables in the “P” or “U” wavetable sets.