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ACCESS VIRUS OS5
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All about the memory
- OFF Knob movements are not displayed; the
current contents of the display remain intact
when you turn a knob.
when you turn a knob.
- ON The lower row of the display is being
overwritten by the parameter's value.
- SHORT When you turn a knob, the current
contents of the lower display line are briefly
overwritten by data representing the change
in parameter value; once the action is com-
pleted, the original contents reappear in the
lower display line.
overwritten by data representing the change
in parameter value; once the action is com-
pleted, the original contents reappear in the
lower display line.
- LONG Same as SHORT, except that - you
guessed it - the display shows the knob data
for a longer period of time.
for a longer period of time.
- ON The contents of the display are overwrit-
ten when you turn a knob; the original menu
does not reappear in the display.
does not reappear in the display.
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ALL ABOUT THE MEMORY
STORE
The mode structure of SINGLE, MULTI and
MULTI SINGLE MODE is mirrored in the STORE
functions: In SINGLE MODE, STORE saves the
current SINGLE PROGRAM; in MULTI MODE,
STORE saves the current MULTI PROGRAM;
and in MULTI SINGLE MODE, the SINGLE
PROGRAM of the current PART is stored.
MULTI SINGLE MODE is mirrored in the STORE
functions: In SINGLE MODE, STORE saves the
current SINGLE PROGRAM; in MULTI MODE,
STORE saves the current MULTI PROGRAM;
and in MULTI SINGLE MODE, the SINGLE
PROGRAM of the current PART is stored.
The STORE process is always the same regard-
less of the operating mode: Press STORE. You
then gain access to the STORE menu. There
you can use the PARAMETER buttons to move
among the individual letters in the lower name
entry line and the number of the destined mem-
ory location as well as the bank number in the
upper line. Use the VALUE button to make en-
tries. The term in the upper display line indi-
cates the name of the memory location which
you will overwrite when you store the program.
less of the operating mode: Press STORE. You
then gain access to the STORE menu. There
you can use the PARAMETER buttons to move
among the individual letters in the lower name
entry line and the number of the destined mem-
ory location as well as the bank number in the
upper line. Use the VALUE button to make en-
tries. The term in the upper display line indi-
cates the name of the memory location which
you will overwrite when you store the program.
Once all of the entries correspond to the data
you have in mind, press STORE again to con-
clude the process and return to the previously
active operating mode of the VIRUS. If for what-
ever reason you change your mind and want to
cancel the operation, simply press SINGLE or
MULTI to return to the previous operating mode
without storing the program.
you have in mind, press STORE again to con-
clude the process and return to the previously
active operating mode of the VIRUS. If for what-
ever reason you change your mind and want to
cancel the operation, simply press SINGLE or
MULTI to return to the previous operating mode
without storing the program.
To belabor the point, when you store a
MULTI program, only the content of the MULTI
edit buffer is saved, not however the sound pro-
grams in the PARTs. These must be stored indi-
vidually in MULTI SINGLE mode.
edit buffer is saved, not however the sound pro-
grams in the PARTs. These must be stored indi-
vidually in MULTI SINGLE mode.
If you want to store the SINGLE programs in the
PARTs to their original slots in the SINGLE
banks all at the same time, simply press STORE
and 1 C126 - Init
PARTs to their original slots in the SINGLE
banks all at the same time, simply press STORE
and 1 C126 - Init
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1 C126 - Init
[STORE] TO...
[STORE] TO...
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COMPARE
When you press STORE and then EDIT or UN-
DO, you will activate Compare mode. After you
have programmed or edited a SINGLE sound,
DO, you will activate Compare mode. After you
have programmed or edited a SINGLE sound,