Reference Guide

1066 Templates and key bindings

Key bindings

4. The second synthesizer responds to channels 1 through 8. These can be placed on tracks 1

through 8. For each track, enter the corresponding channel number using the Ch drop-down

menu for each track. You should now have tracks 1 through 8 set to channels 1 through 8.

5. The third synthesizer can respond to 16 MIDI channels, but the only channels left are 9 and 11

through 16. Enter these numbers in the corresponding tracks. You will need to mute the unused

channels on the third synthesizer (1 through 8 and 10) so they won’t play. These are assigned to

the drum machine and the second synthesizer.

6. Name each track and set any track parameters, such as starting patch, volumes, panning,

reverb, chorus, and transposition.

7. If you like, configure other parameters needed in your projects, such as auto-send Sysx banks,

tempo settings, window positions, and comments.

8. Choose File > Save, and save the file as a template named my3synths.

Now, each time you want to start working on a new project, you can simply load your template and

start recording.