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Working With Patches

How Patches work

A Patch in the Editor represents a Patch on the Synth. When you change Patches in the Editor, the Patch data is

sent to the Synth in the form of MIDI Sysex messages to the Synths edit buffer. As a result, this data is sent to the

Synth, but NOT permanently stored in the Synth. This allows you to listen to Patches from the Editor while still

preserving your original Patches that reside in the Synth. If you wish to store the Patch data the Editor sent the

Synth, then use the SET PATCH button. Or, store it on the Synth by using the Synths' 'write' function (refer to the

Pulse manual for information on how to store a Patch).

Using the Patch Manager

The 'Patch Manager' is the easiest way to work with Patches. For more information refer to the 'Patch Manager'

section of this manual. It is recommended that you use only the 'Patch Manager' to load and save .FXB/.FXP files,

as some Hosts will add data to the header of the file and this may corrupt the interpretation of the file when

reloading it.

Changing the Current Patch

Use the arrow inc/dec buttons to the right of the display to change the currently selected Patch.

Renaming the Current Patch

To rename your Patch, simply click on the name in the display readout and type the new name of your Patch, then

hit the 'Enter' key. Pulse Patch names are limited to 24 characters. If you cannot type in text, then try using the

Patch Manager to rename patches instead.

Using the Copy/Paste Button

You can easily copy and paste Patches to and from the currently selected Patch to another location. First select the

Patch you wish to copy by navigating to it. Now, click the 'Copy' button (you will notice the 'Copy' button light up).

Next, navigate to the Patch you wish to paste to. Now click the 'Paste' button (the 'Copy' button will turn off). This

tool is invaluable for creating variations of your favorite Patches and allows you to quickly build your library up.

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