Editing Programs; Store Button; Selecting A Configuration - Alesis Wedge Reference Manual

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Selecting A Configuration

A Configuration is made up of one or more effects. Each of the internal Programs of
the Wedge use one Configuration. When you want to create your own Program, the
first thing you must decide is which Configuration you wish to use. Then you need
to locate a Program that already uses this Configuration. For example, if you want
to create a new Program using the Hall Reverb Configuration, first locate an existing
Program that already uses the Hall Reverb Configuration. Then store this Program
into a location in the User bank. Once this is done, you can freely edit the new
Program, storing changes as you like, without affecting the original Program you
selected.
Note: The last 28 Programs in the Preset bank (
Configurations. This makes it easy for you to locate the Configuration you are
looking for. Also, the last 28 Programs in the User bank (
blank so you have some place to store your new Programs into.
To select a Configuration:
Ê Press [PROG]. Use the [VALUE] knob to select a Program which uses the
Configuration you want to use.
The display shows each Program's name on the left and Configuration type on the right:
Medium Hall HALL REVERB
Ë Press [STORE].
The [STORE]button will flash.
Ì Turn the [VALUE] knob to select a Program location in the User bank to store
(copy) this Program into.
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This will overwrite whatever Program was previously stored in that Program location.
Í Press [STORE] again.
The [STORE] button's LED will briefly flash, while the display reads:
Prog nnnnnnnnnnnn Stored!
...whereby nnnnnnnnnnnn is the Program's name. The [STORE] button will turn off
and the display will revert to Program mode ([PROG] button lit).
J If the Program you select is in the Preset bank, the above would result in storing the
Program in the User bank, using the same number location. Example: If you selected Preset
24 and stored it, the Program would be stored into User 24. This is because the Preset
Programs cannot be permanently changed.
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