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Loading Multiple Patches from the Same Folder
To load more than one patch from a folder at the same time:
1. Navigate to the desired patch folder.
2. Select each patch you want, and click Mark On/Off.
When you click
Mark On/Off, you
checkmark or
un-checkmark the
highlighted patch.
3. Click Load. The MV-8000 asks what you want to do.
4. To:
• load the patches into a series of parts—set the Part
parameter to the first part you want to use. The
MV-8000 automatically selects a set of parts starting
with the one you’ve chosen.
• Load the patches into a series of project library locations—
set the Library parameter to the first library location
you want to use. The MV-8000 automatically selects a
set of locations starting with the one you’ve chosen.
5. Click Execute to finish loading the patches.
Getting Rid of Patches
Whenever you load a patch, its samples get loaded into the
MV-8000’s sample RAM, and when you save the project on
your hard drive, the samples get saved with it. Once samples
are in a project, they stay there, taking up space, even if you
decide you don’t want to use their patch in any of the project’s
songs after all. That’s why it’s a good idea to delete unwanted
patches—and their samples—from the current project.
When you load a patch from the MV-8000 PATCHES folder or from another
project, feel free to delete the patch from the current project. It’ll still be
safe and sound on the MV-8000’s hard drive, stored in the PATCHES folder
or in the project you loaded it from.
If a patch and its samples exist only in the current project, though, deleting
the patch will erase it—and its samples—completely.
To delete a patch:
1. Press the INSTRUMENTS button.
2. Select the part that’s playing the patch.
The patch you want to delete has to be assigned to a part in order to be
deleted. If it’s not currently assigned to a part, select a part, click Library,
select the patch, and then click Use This.
3. Press the MENU button, and then select
Delete Patch.
4. Click Select—the MV-8000 asks if you’re
sure you want to proceed.