CREATING & STORING SOUNDS: EDIT MODE
ProgrammerOs sheet, take it home, enter it in your own POD, and write the
anthem for a future (or past) generation. And be sure to thank us in the albumOs
liner notes. To check that youOve got everything just right, once the knobs are set,
you can also switch to Manual Mode and see if the sound changes.
If that sounds too complicated, and you have a MIDI cable handy, �ip ahead to
Chapter 8: ODeep Editing & MIDI Control� to Ţnd out how to swap sounds
between two PODs with MIDI. ItOs also possible to swap POD sounds on computer,
using the emagic SoundDiver software � for both Macintosh and Windows
computers � thatOs included on the CD with this manual.
EDIT MODE
Alright, so letOs say youOve got that sound you saved in one of PODOs handy
channels, and you want to add some more Bass. No problem. If you havenOt
7 Y 3already selected the memory you want, then go ahead and get on those Up and
Down buttons to recall the sound. Now, grab the Bass knob and crank it up. The
word OEDITED� lights up to the left of PODOs single-digit display, letting you know
that youOve made a change to your stored channel memory, and (if you like it
better that way) you should use the Save button to save it. This is whatOs called
Edit Mode since youOve done just that: edited a stored channel. To commit your
edit to PODOs memory, press Save and it will start to �ash. Press it a second time,
and the sound will be stored into the currently selected memory. If you want to
choose a different memory location for the save, then use the Up and Down
buttons once youOve got Save �ashing and pick the memory you want.
If you donOt want to save your edit, thatOs OK, too � just ignore the Save button. If
you decide not to save after pressing Save, you can touch the Manual, Tuner, or
MIDI button to abandon saving. Keep in mind that if you switch to another
channel without saving your edit, all your sound changes made during that edit
will be forgotten. |
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