Sequential Prophet VS - STORING AND TRANSFERRING PROGRAMS

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2. Select the desired parameter using the control switches.
The switches give you immediate access to any parameter. The display
changes as required, and the cursor moves to the correct place in the display,
showing the current value of the selected parameter.
3. Using the slider, adjust parameter value as desired.
When the parameter is rst selected, the display shows the previous or current
value. If desired, note this value before moving the slider, because moving the
slider causes the value to jump to the value represented by the slider's current
position.
The range of the slider changes with the selected parameter. The format and
purpose of the display also change according to the parameter. Sometimes
the value adjustment displays numbers, and other times it displays words or
messages.
The digital parameter readout is convenient both for precision setting and
repeatability. However, the easiest way to get a comprehensive view of the
program is probably to use the denition forms provided at the back of the
manual.
In many cases (but not all), to hear the eect of edit changes you must re-
strike the key.
4. If desired, select and adjust other parameters.
If a program has been edited, whenever the LED switches (except CHORUS
Left and Right) are deactivated, the display says "editing (name)" in the bot-
tom line. This tells you that the current program has been edited, even though
no specic control is now active.
5. To cancel all edit changes and restore the original, unedited program, simply
re-select the desired program number.
6. Otherwise, you can permanently record the current edition of this program by
storing as explained under the next heading.
STORING PROGRAMS
There are basically three things you can do with an edited program. First, if
you don’t like it, you can get rid of it and return to the original program, by
simply re-selecting the original program. (Or, of course, you can select any
other program.)
Second, if you prefer the edited program to the original, you can store it in
place of the original. Third, if you want to retain the original program, you will
want to store the program over an undesired program.
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