Mutable Instruments ambika User Manual

| init|send|save|versions more|exit
The first row displays the following information:
pt 1 program
is the current “object”, that is to say the kind of thing you want to load/save from/to the
memory card. In this case, you will be browsing the list of programs and they will be loaded into part
1.
A000
indicates the bank and object number. Banks are identified by a letter from A to Z ; objects are
identified by a number from 000 to 127. The dot before
A000
indicates that the version in memory is
different from the version stored on the card.
junon
is the object (here a program) name.
The second row is a list of commands. Each command is associated with a switch. For example,
S2
performs the
init
command,
S3
the
send
command, and
S8
the
exit
command. To quit the library
page, you thus have to press
S8
(*exit* command).
Selecting an object
Press
S1
to repeatedly cycle through the different types of items that can be loaded/written from/to
the memory card:
pt N patch
will load/save all the sound synthesis settings, but not the sequencer/arpeggiator
parameters of the Nth part.
pt N sequence
will load/save all the sequencer/arpeggiator settings of the Nth part.
pt N program
will load/save all the settings of the Nth part (synthesis, arpeggiator and sequencer).
multi
will load/save all the settings of all parts.
Remember that you can hold
S1
while turning the encoder to change the active part.
Ambika can store 3328 (26 banks of 128) patches/sequences/programs/multis.
Loading programs/multis/sequences/patches
Turn the encoder to move to the previous/next program. Remember that you can hold
S8
while
turning the encoder to scroll faster in the list. To change the current bank:
Click the encoder. The bank letter starts blinking.
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Mutable Instruments ambika Specifications

General

Brand	Mutable Instruments
Model	ambika
Category	Synthesizer
Language	English