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8. Select other oscillators with Oscillator Select, then adjust the harmonic
settings as desired.
9. Adjust the waveform blend with the joystick.
10. If desired, store the waveform.
STORING WAVEFORMS
When you are through editing a waveform, you can either store it, or exit Edit
Waveform mode. If you choose to exit, the edited waveform will still be in Edit
Waveform mode when you return, but it can not be used in any programs
unless it is stored rst.
Review
The purpose of this utility is to keep you from inadvertently destroying desired
waveforms.
The Review utility assists you in nding a destination for your edited waveform,
and shows you which waveforms are not needed by reporting how many
internal or cartridge programs use a user waveform, and if desired, listing them
by number and name.
Review also allows you to compare the current edited waveform with other
waveforms in memory, and to audition the sound of a program when tile edited
wave is substituted into it.
1. Switch Edit Waveform on.
2. To review the current waveform selection, switch Review on.
This “freezes” the mixture set by the current joystick position, and holds it in a
temporary RAM location.
3. Set slider to number of wave number to be reviewed.
The display reads:
n PROGRAMS USE
INTERN WAVE #x
4. If desired, to review cartridge RAM cartridge waveforms, switch Cartridge on.
5. To compare the edited and current waveforms, toggle Review o and on.
6. To display the names and numbers of programs which use the waveform being
reviewed, switch Review and Store on.
The display reads:
Int. Waveform #x
Prog #z (name)
The slider scrolls through the programs which use the reviewed waveform.
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