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Arrange Window
How do you work with the Patch Name Editor ?
Simply select a MIDI Track. Clicking and holding the
mouse pointer on the track name will open a menu from
which you can select a patch by name. Similar, select a
MIDI Track, and go to the Track Parameter Box on the left
side of your computer screen. Click and hold on the pro-
gram number until a menu opens from which you can
choose a patch for this track by selecting a name. In the
same way, by clicking and holding on the bank number
within the track parameter field it is possible to select a
bank by name. For this to function the banks need to be
named first.
Where do the names come from?
Program and Bank Names are entered with the Patch
Name Editor. You will get to the Patch Name Editor by ei-
ther double clicking on the track name or with the menu
Function > Track > Edit Patch Names. The Patch Name
Editor is divided in several areas: the bank name, a bank
select pop-up menu, a Bank Change Command pop-up in-
cluding several Bank Change Command formats, a little
triangular symbol and finally the patch names.
Please note: all edits you perform in this window will be
used for the port of your currently selected track. To edit
the Patch Names of a different MIDI port select another
track and then double click its track name. This will open
the Patch Names of the corresponding MIDI port as-
signed to this track.
Patch names
A simple click will select a patch within the current bank.
To edit the patch name just double click the name you like
to change. By default the General MIDI Patch Names are
used in this window.
The triangle
Here you will reset the Patch Names of the current bank
as either patch numbers or as standard General MIDI
Patch Names. Furthermore the names can be edited via
the clipboard using Cut, Copy and Paste commands. To
edit the names of whole banks comfortably copy and past
the names of the bank to an empty word processing docu-
ment. Edit the names in the word processing document
and copy all of them back into the bank. Make sure you
don’t alter the tabs and returns in the word processing
document.