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The Supernova II changes from Performance to Program modes when a Program is assigned to Part 1 of the Multitimbral Performance template.
This is caused by a conflict between the global MIDI channel and the Part 1 MIDI channel. See the help pdf "a guide to using the Supernova II Multitimbrally with a sequencer" above.
) What is the difference between a drum map and a drum program?
A drum map consists of a group of 49 drum programs + a set of overall effects for the entire drum map. A drum program corresponds to a key on the musical keyboard - eg drum program 000 is the lowest C on the keyboard. In drum map a, the drum program 000 is 909 kick 2. This is shown on the display screen as:
"909 Kick 2
Drum a000"
When this display is shown, all the 49 drum programs in drum map "a" can be played across the keyboard but the synthesiser controls will only effect drum a000 - the 909 kick drum 2 on the low C of the keyboard. eg, reducing the filter cut-off will only affect drum a000. The only exception to this is the effects controls, which are global across the entire drum, map and are stored in the 049 drum program. With OS2 for the Supernova II there are now 5 pre-programmed drum maps a,b,c,d,and h. Drum maps e,f and g have been left initialised for user drum maps.
How can the Supernova II be completely reset?
To restore the operating system of a Supernova or Supernova II, hold down part edit button 6 while you turn the synthesiser on. The display will show "reload O/S from ROM to flash?". Push the page up button to accept this prompt. The reload should take around 5 seconds.
Once the reload is complete you can restore the factory settings for the Supernova or Supernova II. To do this find the local control & memory protect page in the global menu. Ensure that local control is turned on and memory protect is turned off. Press the page up button to advance to the restore from ROM page of the global menu. Use the fast data controls to select "total data" as the option to be restored.
Push the write button twice to initiate the reload. This reload takes around 15 seconds. Once the reload has taken place, the memory (not the buffers) will have been initialised. Turn the Supernova off and back on again or advance to a new Program / Performance to clear the buffers. The items that are restored are: Program banks A-D, Performance banks A-B, Drum Banks a-d (Supernova II only), all arp patterns and the global menu data. Program banks E-H, Performance banks C-D, Drum Banks e-h cannot be restored as these are not stored in ROM
