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1. Press the S

 button once. The LED above it starts flashing.

2. Select memory location by turning the R

. Switch between Banks 1-8 by pressing the 

 buttons. As you scroll through the memory locations, you can play and 

hear the Program currently shown in the D

. This prevents you from overwriting a sound that 

you want to keep.

3. Press S

 again to store your Program. (To cancel the operation, press a S

 button.)

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To make it easier to find different types of sounds in the synth’s memory it’s possible to save Programs 
in separate Categories. When you’re looking for a specific sound you can search either by category, in 
alphabetical order or numerically. There are 12+2 different categories to choose between:

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Sounds with an acoustic character like flutes, violins, guitars, ethnic sounds, bells, 
mallets etc. Doesn’t necessarily have to be emulations of existing instruments

All sorts of arpeggio and “groove” sounds

All sorts of bass sounds

Traditional “clean” analog types of polyphonic synth sounds based on the classic 
waveforms

Drum and percussion sounds

Melodic effects sounds and textures, often with rhythmic modulations

Atonal effects sounds like water, laser guns, explosions etc. Sometimes with heavy 
modulations. Quite often built up using Noise “waveforms”

Sounds meant for lead lines. Usually monophonic sounds. Also lead “chord mem-
ory” sounds

Different types of organ sounds