Comparing An Edited Program To Its Original Settings; Restoring An Edited Program To Its Original Settings - Alesis 2 Reference Manual

Chapter 2 -Your First Session With The QuadraVerb 2
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Use the [< BLOCK >] buttons to select other Blocks, and adjust their levels, as
described above.
Mix parameters affect the Program and are only temporary unless the Program is
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stored into memory before a another Program is recalled. See later in this chapter for
more about comparing and storing edited Programs.

Comparing an Edited Program to its Original Settings

The left side of the display always indicates the currently selected Program. Once a Program has
been edited, the word "EDITED" appears in the lower left part of the display, just below the
Program Number indicator. If the [PROGRAM] button is pressed (the [PROGRAM] button's LED
will light), the display will also indicate the Program has been altered from its stored
PROGRAM
version by flashing the Program number and name in the upper section of the display.
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While you are in Compare mode, the [COMPARE] button's LED will be lit. Also, you
cannot adjust any of the Type, Routing, Parameter, Modulation settings. However,
you can move around the various pages and view these original settings and
therefore see the actual differences in settings you have changed.
Pressing [COMPARE] a second time exits Compare mode; the [COMPARE] button's
LED will turn off and the edited version of the Program will be accessed. You can go in
and out of Compare mode as often as you like, as long as the display indicates
"EDITED" (i.e., if the Program hasn't been edited yet, there is nothing to compare it
to).

Restoring an Edited Program to its Original Settings

If you decide to abort the changes you have made to a Program, this can be done in
two easy steps.
To restore an edited Program to its previous, unedited version:
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Press [PROGRAM] to select Program mode.
The [PROGRAM] button's LED will light, and the display will flash the selected
Program number and name.
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Press the [VALUE/ENTER] button.
This recalls the last stored version of the currently selected Program number, and
the word "EDITED" disappears from the display. Consequently, any changes you
had made to the Program before recalling are lost. unless you stored the edited
Program into memory.
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By pressing [COMPARE], you can temporarily access the original version
of the Program you are editing; that is, the last Program saved to the
currently selected location number. This allows you to hear the
differences created by changing parameters in the Program.
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