Peavey Ultraverb II - Page 10

Example: Program change 001 does not have to select patch F001 or TJ001 but
could be mapped to select patch F073, or U199, or for that matter any User or
Factory patch. To set up a program change map:
1. Press EDIT.
2. Press MIDI (MAPPING).
3. Use the +/- buttons to select the MIDI program change number that
should select a particular patch. The display shows P and the three-digit
program number.
4. Press INT (MAPPING).
5. Use the +/- buttons to select the Ultraverb II patch to be called by a
particular MIDI program change number. Scrolling past the F299 accesses
the user patches.
6. Repeat steps 2-5 to map more patches.
Notes
• With MIDI (MAPPING) selected, scrolling past 127 selects init. This
initializes mapping so that MIDI program change 000 calls up Ultraverb II
patch F000, program change 001 calls up patch F001, etc. up to program
change 127 calling up patch F127.
• With MIDI (MAPPING) selected, scrolling below 000 selects off. The
Ultraverb II now responds only to program changes between 000-099; these
affect the current bank of 100 patches (selected either via the front panel or
from MIDI Bank Select commands).
• MIDI Weirdness Alert! Not all units that generate MIDI program changes
number them as 000-127. Some use 001-128 and some number changes in
(groan) "octal.'' If this becomes confusing, initialize the program change
map, then make a chart that shows which program changes from the
master unit call up which Ultraverb II patches.
2.5 Initialization
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Initialization clears all User memory locations and runs a self-test routine
on the Ultraverb IPs internal software. Caution: If you have User programs
that you want to keep, save them via system exclusive storage (section 2.2D)
since all your work will be wiped out during the initialization process! You
can then reload the programs after initialization is complete .
There are two main reasons you might want to initialize:
• Peavey's engineers are seemingly never satisfied, and may announce
upgraded software at a later date that requires installing a new EPROM
chip. It is usually necessary to initialize after EPROM installation.