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ProG vIeW
There are three distinct display modes for the main display. By default
the display shows only the program name and number, in large print.
let's have a look at the other two modes:
1
Press PROG VIEW (shift+Transpose) once. The display now also
shows the Category name for the selected program. Use the VALUE
dial to select other programs within that category.
2
Press the PAGE 3 or 4 button and note that these buttons are
now used for navigating between different categories. This makes it
easy to quickly browse or audition programs within a specific cate-
gory. Note that the 5 Program buttons are inactive in this mode.
3
Press PROG VIEW (shift+Transpose) again. In this display mode
the program name and number is shown in smaller print, and the
oscillator setting for each active layer is displayed in the lower half
of the display.
lIsT vIeW
any dial that has LIST written below it - such as the value dial - can be
used to access a useful list view.
1
Press SHIFT and turn the VALUE dial to enter a list view of all the
Programs.
Program
A:24 Ac Guitar Finger
A:25 Mini M Bass 4
A:31 Gate Filter Whl
A:32 Pacific Pad Whl
Abc
Num
2
Browse to any program, using the VALUE dial. all 16 program
banks can be accessed when in list mode.
3
Try out the Abc and Cat (Category) sort modes by pressing the
corresponding soft buttons (Program 4 and 5). Note that either of
these buttons can be pressed down to access a list of all alphanu-
meric characters or categories, respectively.
4
Press SHIFT again to EXIT the list view.
List view for the Oscillator Waveform dials function in a similar way.
edIT a ProGraM
editing a program is as easy as turning a knob or pressing a button, to
change an existing setting. let's give it a quick try:
1
dial up Bank a, Program 24 or another program that uses a single
sample.
seleCT a dIFFereNT saMPle
2
Turn the CATEGORY dial in the oscillator section to browse sample
categories. select the Strings Ensemble category and load a sam-
ple using the WAVEFORM dial.
3
Try selecting a sample from the LIST view, accessed by pressing
SHIFT and turning the WAVEFORM dial. Use shift again to EXIT the
list view.
Bass
Cat
Note that changing any parameter on the Nord Wave 2 panel causes
an "e" to appear next to the current program number in the display.
This indicates that the program has been edited but not yet saved
into memory. If a new program is selected prior to performing a store
operation any edits will be lost and the program will have its original
settings the next time it is loaded.
TUrN oFF MeMorY ProTeCTIoN
When the Nord Wave 2 is shipped from factory its memory is protected
to prevent accidental overwriting of original programs. Memory protec-
tion can be turned off by toggling a setting located in the system menu.
1
Hold SHIFT and press the SYSTEM (Program 1) button below the
display.
2
Memory Protect is the first setting of the System menu. If the dis-
play shows a different setting, use the Page3button to navigate to
the Memory Protect setting.
3
Change this setting to Off by turning the VALUE dial.
4
Press EXIT (shift button) to exit the System menu.
M
This setting, like all other System settings, will be permanently
stored until it is changed again.
read more about menu settings, starting on page 31.
sTore a ProGraM
1
Press the STORE button to the left of the display once, to begin the
process of storing the current program.
2
The STORE led will begin to flash and the display will ask for the
location to which the program should be stored.
STORE PROGRAM TO
A:32
Pacific Pad Whl
3
If you want to store the edited version to the current location,
replacing the original, simply press STORE again. If not, use the dial
and/or PAGE 3/4 buttons to select a different location.
The program in the selected location becomes active on the
keyboard, allowing it to be auditioned before it is replaced by the
program being stored.
4
When you have found a suitable location for your program, press
STORE again to confirm the store operation.
M
Press Shift/Exit once to abort an ongoing Store process if you
change your mind.
read more about store and how to name a program in the Program
chapter, on page 13.
3. GeTTING sTarTed
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