Peavey Ultraverb II - Page 6

Part 2: Ultraverb II Basic Operation
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2.0 Abou t Ultraverb II Patche s _ _
The Ultraverb II’s 600 patches are divided into:
• 300 Factory preset patches (F000-F299). These are permanently stored in
ROM memory and cannot be overwritten. However, they can be edited
and saved to one of the...
• 300 User patches (U000-U299). These are stored in battery-backed RAM.
User patches can be edited and saved to any of the user memory patch
locations.
Many musicians and engineers like the convenience of simply dialing up
particular patches as needed and do not want to spend time editing. The 300
Factory patches have been carefully programmed to cover most common
musical needs, and for many users, these patches will be all that is needed.
For those with unusual applications or who want to customize existing
patches, the quickest approach is to select a Factory patch that's dose to what
you want, edit it, then save it as a User patch.
2.1 Selecting Patches ____
There are two main Ultraverb II modes. Patch (for patch selection) and Edit
(for editing the selected patch or MIDI parameters). If any of the bicolor LEDs
(located between the two rows of number buttons) is lit, the Ultraverb II is
in edit mode; otherwise, it's in patch mode. To select patches.
1. If necessary, press PATCH to enter patch mode.
2. The USER/FACTORY button toggles between User and Factory patches, as
indicated by a U or F in the display respectively. Select User or Factory, as
required.
3. Enter the three-digit patch number with the number keys. For single- or
two-digit patch numbers, enter a "leading 0." Example: To select patch 64,
enter 064.
4. The number you entered will flash. The previously-selected patch will
remain active as long as the number is flashing. This feature lets you cue up
a new patch at any time, then have it take effect as described in the next step.
5. To activate the new patch, press PATCH. The display will stop flashing
and the new patch will be active.