Drawmer M500 Dynamics Processor - Manual (Page 19)

M500 OPERATORS MANUAL Ch 3 - 13
DOWN Makes a change only in signal monitoring
The lefthand word Filtr Filtr in lower case. Functions in exactly the same way
Filtr
as above but the monitor signal is now the output of the GATE or
DE-ESSER to which the filter has been assigned, and not the actual signal
passing through the filter.
Assigning the filter to the DE-ESSER takes priority over the GATE as the
DE-ESSER is not able to function in any mode without use of the filter,
where as the GATE can.
PATCH
Primary function: Store and retrieve, preset and user patches. This function button accesses
three screens, the top of which is used to select the patch number you wish to load a program
from, or the patch number in which you want to save the program on which you have been
working. Keep in mind that unless stereo linked Effects are in use, loading and saving applies only
to the audio channel currently selected. Remember that patches 51 to 128 are presets and cannot
be changed, erased or overwritten. Patch titles are also shown on this screen.
THE PATCH DISPLAY FOR LOAD
LOAD PATCH Patches can be loaded by rotating the encoder knob until the desired
patch number is reached and then hit YES . The patch will be loaded
into the current channel.
USER PATCH A User User patch is in the number range 1 1 to 50 50. This type of patch can
be modified, overwritten and erased.
USER * PATCH A User * User * patch is in the number range 41 41 to 50 50. This type of patch
can be modified, overwritten and erased. The * * asterisk denotes
that they can be dumped as a 'short' block of data via MIDI. It is
recommended that the most popular patches be stored in this 41
to 50 band.
PRESET PATCH A Preset Preset patch is in the number range 51 51 to 128 128. These types of
patch can be modified, but never overwritten or erased.
DOWN To the Save patch screen where it is possible to name and save
patches being stored in User locations 1 to 50. This page will not
be shown if presets are in use.
The LEFT and RIGHT buttons are used to move through the ten possible
characters of the title and the rotary controller used to scroll through the alphabet. Upper and
lower case letters, numbers and some symbols may also be used. The user is not prevented from
giving two different patches the same name but this may give rise to confusion!