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Reprogramming a Patch

If you hold down [Ctrl] and click on a Patch name, the Patch “currently selected in the device” will be reprogrammed with the settings of the Patch you clicked on. There are a few situations when this is very useful:

• When you have changed the name of a Patch and wish to send out the entire Patch with the new name.
• When you have worked with the Auxiliary Bank (see page 119) and you wish to re-program the device with the original Patch in the Main Bank.
• When you want to rearrange the Patches in your device.

This assumes the device supports reprogramming of “individual” Patches via MIDI. If it doesn't you will have to send out the entire Bank, using the Data Dump window, instead. The Studio Module helps you find out if this is needed. Look at the button called MAIN:

• If there is a ">" sign to the left in the button, the Patches in the window are current with the ones in the device.

• If there is a star at the left side of the button, the Patches in the window are "out of sync" with the device and you will need to use the Data Dump window to send out the entire Bank.