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Chapter 2 Selecting and Playing Sounds (Patches)
Changing the Patch Order
When sequencing patches while performing a piece, or while
you are on stage, if the patches are from the same group/
bank (for example All to Al4), you can switch patches very
smoothly by using the pedals on the base module.
To change the order of the patches, perform the patch write
(p. 36) operation. This designates the patch number (address)
where the patch data from the present selection (or change)
will be written.
Example: To change the contents of A21 and B62
First, to prevent the contents of patch A21 from being lost,
clear a patch number that is not being used. (Since groups A
through d of user patches are the same as groups E through
Hof preset patches, you may erase them without worry.)
After that, by writing B62
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A21, then temporary place-
holder
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B62, the order of A21 and B62 can be swapped.
1. Select the "A21" patch.
2. Press [WRITE].
You enter Write mode, and the screen like the one below
appears.
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Use [VALUE] to select the patch you want to write to.
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In this example, we will use "Cl 1" as the writing
destination patch.
4. After you have specified the writing destination patch,
press [WRITE].
The following display will appear, asking you to confirm
the operation.
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After making sure that you want to execute this
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"Now Writing ... " appears in the display, the unit
automatically returns to the Play mode, completing the
writing procedure.
6. Using steps 1 to 5 above, write B62
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A21 just as you
did A21
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temporary place-holder (Cll).
7.
Complete the rearrangement by using the same process
to write the temporary place-holder (Cll)
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B62.
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Since patch groups E tlzrouglz H arc read-only, you cannot
rearrange their order or create temporary place-lzolders with
them. /However, you can copy them Jo,- reference or to use
them as starting material when writing new patches.)
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