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If you’d like to close the project folder you’re in and select
another project, click the Up Folder icon, or press 3.
3. Double-click the selected project’s PATCHES folder to
display the contents of the project’s patch library.
4. Select the patch you want to load, and click Load.
5. Finish up by following the steps below in “Picking the
Place the Patch Goes.”
Picking the Place the Patch Goes
When you load a patch from outside the current project, you
can load it to a part in the current song and/or to the currently
loaded project’s patch library.
1. Set:
• Part—to the part you’d like to have play the patch. To
load the patch into an empty part, select a part that
currently holds a patch named “Init Patch.” (Set the Part
parameter to Off if you only want to load the patch
into the current project’s patch library.)
• Library—to the location in the current project’s patch
library where you’d like to store the patch. To load the
patch into an empty library location, select a location
that currently holds a patch named “Init Patch.” (Set the
Library parameter to Off if you only want to load the
patch into a part.)
Any patch called “Init Patch” is just a placeholder in an empty part or
library location. When you create your own patches, be sure to rename
them so they’re not called “Init Patch” to avoid confusion later.
2. If:
• you’ve selected an Init Patch part or library location—
click Execute.
• you’re replacing a patch in a part, and the patch is also in
the project’s library—click Execute so that the patch in
the library still works.
• you’re replacing a patch and want to erase its samples
altogether to save space in RAM—click With Delete.