CREATING
SOUNDS
141
Use
the
NUMBER
keys
to
select
the
program
number
where
you
want
to
store your sound.
The
new
sound
is
stored
in
the
specif
i
ed
memory
location immediate-
ly after
tho program
number
selection.
(Pre
v
io
us
con-
tents
of
the selected
memory
location
are
erased.)
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A selected parameter
can
be
stored
in
memory
with a
program.
II
will
l:>e
very
helpful
if
you
specify a
parameter
(e.g.,
cutoff
frequency)
during
program-
ming
which
will be edited often
during
live perfor-
mance.
Example:
Storing
your
sound
at
program
number
34.
3
Press g
4
Press g
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Di
sp
l
ay
wi
t:
show
a
da
sh in
tne
righl
di
git.
Your
sound
now
occupies
the
memory
space
called
program
number
34.
The
previous contents
of
this space have
been
eras-
ed.
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..
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Caution:
Be
sure
to
retum the rear panel WRITE switch
to
the DISABLE position
after
completing this
procedure. This helps protect
agalMt
acciden-
tal
overwriting
(erasure)
of
memory contents.
If
you accidentally press the WRITE key and
do
not
wish
to
"write"
a program
into
memory,
simply
switch
the
rear panel WRITE
switch
to
the
DISABLE position. This wtll cancel
the
write
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I
t
!
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151
Repositioning Sounds in Memory
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If you always use particular sounds in
the
same order in a song
or
stage performance, then you can simplify
matters
by
storing the sounds in the
same
order in which they will be used. That is, store your first sound under
program number 1, the second sound
under
program number 2, and
so
on. You can then use a footswitch
to
advance from one sound to the next,
as
you need it. Sounds are repositioned by copying them from their pre-
sent program number
to
a different program number.
f IJ Set the rear panel WRITE switch
to
the
ENABLE
posi•
tion.
::il
Use
the
NUMBER
keys
to
select
the
program
number
of
the
sound
that
you
want
to
reposi!io
n,.
-34
WRITE
ENABLE
DISABLE
..,
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