Calling Up Programs; Editing A Sound - Moog Memorymoog 345 Owner's Manual

After you've turned the instrument on, let it warm up for about 10
minutes to allow the oscillators to stabilize. Then hit the AUTO TUNE
control in the upper left-hand corner. This will tune the Memorymoog's
18 oscillators. Notice that the SYSTEM CONTROLLER's Alphanu-
meric Display reads "6 TUNED" after the tuning cycle is complete, in-
dicating that all six voices have been tuned. If a number less than six
appears in the screen, it means that the system was unable to tune one
or more of the oscillators for some reason. Try hitting the AUTO
TUNE switch again if this occurs. If they still fail to tune, they can be
manually disabled. Refer to the Service Section of the manual for de-
tails.

CALLING UP PROGRAMS

When you first turn the Memorymoog on, program Number 1 will
appear in the PROGRAM DISPLAY window of the SYSTEM CON-
TROLLER. To change program numbers, hit any number from 0 to 99
followed by hitting the ENTER button on the Numeric Keyboard of the
SYSTEM CONTROLLER.

EDITING A SOUND

Changing or editing programs is very simple. If you want to alter
some aspect of any of the sounds supplied by the factory, all you have
to do is hit any of the switches (except those in the SYSTEM CON-
TROLLER) or hit any of the rotary controls (pots). You'll notice that
when you hit a switch the Alphanumeric Display will read "EDIT," and
when you turn a pot, six numbers appear in the display screen.
The group of three numbers on the left indicates the value of the pot as
it is in the program memory, and the group of three numbers on the
right indicates the current value of the pot.
Hitting the ENTER button will immediately restore the program
values.
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SYSTEM CONTROLLER
1
PROGRAM
6 TUNED
1 2 3 A
4 5 6 B
7 8 9 C
0 D
RECORD ENTER
INTERLOCK
SYSTEM CONTROLLER
1
PROGRAM
1 2 3 A
4 5 6 B
7 8 9 C
0 D
RECORD ENTER
INTERLOCK
SYSTEM CONTROLLER
PROGRAM
1 2 3 A
4 5 6 B
7 8 9 C
0 D
RECORD ENTER
INTERLOCK
3