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Active, Init and Global Controls

Turns the entire
IPS on/off
Selection of
Combi

 

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Initializes the settings
Stores a Combi
Program Change number for the Thru function

This is the major On/Off button for the both “synths” (IPS A and B). The button is dark with white text when the IPS is On. If you have created an endless loop of music (using the Hold and Loop buttons) you turn it off by clicking on Active twice (turn the IPS Off and On) or by stopping Cubase VST (using [0] or [space bar]).

P Remember that the IPS remains Active even if you close its window.
Init

By clicking the Init button you set both synths to some default settings, with almost all functions turned off. This is good if you want to start making up a Combi from scratch.

P The Output and MIDI Channel settings are not changed by the Initialization.
Combi

You can select from one of 32 “programs” from the pop-up Combi menu in the Global module. When you do this both IPS A and B are loaded with completely new settings. These “programs” are called Combis, and sets of 32 Combis can be saved to and loaded from disk. You can also copy Combis between the 32 memory locations, by using the pop-up Functions menu. If you want to change the name of a Combi, double click on its current name in the global module.

Store

Whenever you have made any changes to a Combi, you can store those changes in the Combi by clicking on the Store button. This saves the changes to RAM, so that they are still there when you select another Combi.

P You have to Store your settings before selecting another Combi, or the settings will be reset to the last stored version. The Store button does not save settings to disk, you need to use the Functions menu for that.

Thru Program

 

This feature is described with the Thru function on page 13.