Access Virus User Manual - SoundProgramming.Net

58 CHAPTER 5
Concept and Operation
When you store a MULTI program,
only the addresses of the SINGLE
programs’ original slots are saved,
but not, however, the sound data
in the 16 SINGLE edit buffers. These
must be stored separately in the
SINGLE program banks.
This type of edit buffer is used in
most synthesizers; its advantages
are many:
It lets you edit copies of sounds
without sacrificing the original
sounds.
Edit buffers can be stored in a
sequencer and sent from it to the
Virus independently of the sounds
stored in the device (see “DUMP:
The Sound in the Song” on
page 222).
In MULTI-Mode (or MULTI-SIN-
GLE-Mode) the same SINGLE-program
can be recalled and edited on
different parts. In this case all
involved EDIT-buffers contain variations
of the same original sound.