Once the name has been selected, press write again & the display shows:
The Supernova II Rack is asking confirmation that you wish to write over the destination Program, replacing it with the newly edited
sound. Also on the top line of the display it can be seen that there is the category parameter. This is where you set the category of
the Program so that the “Finder” mode can locate programs with the same category assigned. To adjust this parameter, use the
higher Data knob. There are 20 categories. Refer to page 42 for details on the categories.
To complete the operation, press the Write button to confirm & the display shows:
This will stay on the screen for several seconds then revert back to the standard Program page.
At any stage during the write procedure pressing the Program button will exit the write procedure & return the Display to showing
the Program name & location.
The current selection of Oscillator, LFO & ENV2 or 3 plus the selection of Mod Sources & Mod Destinations in the Oscillator &
Filter sections are memorised when the sound is written into memory. This allows any setup to be recalled when the program is
recalled which can be very useful in live performance.
Editing Drum Map Programs is almost the same as editing normal Programs. There is one extra Drum Map parameter that only
available in Program mode. It is possible to define the pitch the Program will play at when it is in a Drum Map. To do this, select
Program mode ( Program button is lit ) & access the desired Drum Map with the bank buttons. For example if Drum map a was
selected the display should show:
While in this mode, press the Tune button in the Part edit section & the display will show:
Drum played as E3
Garage Kick
Drum aOOO
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