The MIDI Channel Selector
This selects the MIDI channel that the VST Pulse Editor™ receives and transmits MIDI data on.
This value is independent of the preset and will not be stored with the preset. This allows you to
browse presets on individual MIDI channels.
The MIDI SEND and RECEIVE Buttons
These buttons determine whether or not to send/receive MIDI. When activivated, MIDI
messages will be sent/received between the editor and the hardware synth.
The PGM SEND and RECEIVE Buttons
These buttons determine whether or not to send/receive MIDI Program changes. When
activivated, Program change messages will be sent/received between the editor and the
hardware synth.
The About Screen
To view the About screen, click on the reKon audio™ logo button.
Working With Presets
The Presets Section
The preset section allows you to control and manage your presets or ‘patches’ as they are
referred to in the synthesizer world. The display readout shows the current preset name and
number. The arrow buttons will allow you to move up and down through the presets. The
‘loader bar’ indicates MIDI data being sent to your synth to set the patch dynamically.
Changing the Current Preset
Use the arrow buttons to change the currently selected preset.
Renaming the Current Patch
To rename your preset, simply click on the name in the display readout and type the new
name of your patch, then hit the ‘Enter’ key. Patch names are limited to 24 characters.
Using the Copy/Paste Buttons
You can easily copy and paste presets to and from the currently selected preset. First select
the preset you wish to copy by navigating to it with the preset select arrow buttons. Now,
click the ‘Copy’ button (you will notice the button change color). Next, navigate to the preset
number you wish to paste to. Now click the ‘Paste’ button (the ‘Copy’ button will change
back to it’s default state). Voila! You can also continue to paste the same preset data into
other preset locations without having to re-click the ‘Copy’ button. This tool is invaluable for
creating variations of your favorite presets and allows you to quickly build your preset
library up.
Default Preset Banks
The default preset bank in the VST Pulse Editor is the standard factory default bank A from
Waldorf Music. If you modify the default bank and wish to restore the default bank, you can
easily load the bank from the 'fxb' folder. Also included is a default blank bank that has all
presets values set to zero. This results in a preset that makes no sound on the synthesizer. This
is sometimes a good bank to start your projects with which you can copy patches into without
worry of overwriting other patches.
Working With Sysex Presets
Sysex Patches and Banks
The VST Pulse Editor can now load and save standard sysex (system exclusive) patch and
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