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C] Patches
x 63 Patches have already been set up and are ready io use.
is Hlustrated below), Each Patch
the "Group.
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see a Patch number and Patch name displ
In the Play mode, you'll
is identified by a three digit number in which the first digit indic
the "Bank,"
and the third, the "Number." Here's an example showing
the second number.
Dae EEE
identifying
by Number
es are identified and stored by their Patch number
— You can instantly select one of four different Patches using the Number pedals |
(1—4).
—These four Patches are stored in Banks, and there are a total of 16 Banks, à
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organized as follows:
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Group 1: the 8 Banks numbered 118—158
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Group 2: the 8 Banks numbered 21—28
-You can change the last digit of the Bank number using the PATCH BANK
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and PATCH BANK DOWN |pedals.
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PEDAL:
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DISPLAY:
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15
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—The first digit is the Group number and is changed using the PATCH
GROUP
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UP land PATCH GROUP | DOWN
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SWITCH:
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DISPLAY:
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21
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Therefore. 2 Groups x 8 Banks x 4 Number
4 different Patches which can be stored in p
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the GR - |. Optional M-256E Memory Cards give
you an additional 2 Groups for u total of i
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128 Patehes.
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