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Global P3: Category Name
Programs, Combinations, and KARMA GEs are
organized into categories and sub-categories.
Categories make it easy to find a particular type of
sound, such as keyboards, bass, or drums, or a specific
type of KARMA GE, such as arpeggios or gated
patterns.
Each main category also has up to 8 sub-categories, for
finer degrees of organization. For instance, the
Program keyboard category has sub-categories for
acoustic pianos, real electric pianos, synth electric
pianos, and clavs and harpsichords.
Anywhere that you can select Programs,
Combinations, or KARMA GEs by bank and number,
you can also select them from the category pop-up.
When shipped from the factory, there are 16 preset
Program and Combination categories, with 2 more left
open for your use (initially named User16 and User17).
There are also12 preset KARMA GE categories.
On these pages, you can:
• Change the names of any of the categories and sub-
categories, including both the factory and user
categories
• Add sub-categories to the factory categories (up to
the limit of 8)
You can assign a Program or Combination to a
category and sub-category during the Write process.
For more information, see “Write Program” on
page 138, and “Write Combination” on page 405.
To save changes to category names, you’ll need to
write the Global settings. To do so, use the menu
command “Write Global Setting.” For more
information, see “Write Global Setting” on page 682.
3–1: Program Category
3–1a: Main Category
Main Category 00…17
Main Category Edit [(Text Editor)]
Here you can edit the main category names for
programs.
Press the text edit button to open the text edit dialog
box, and enter a name. You can enter up to 24
characters. (See OG p.57)
You can name each of the eighteen categories.
3–1b: Sub Category
Main Category select [00…17]
Here you can select the main category for which you
will edit sub-category names.
Sub Category 00…07
Sub Category Edit [(Text Editor)]
Here you can edit the sub-category names for
programs.
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3–1b
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