The Write-Menu
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Initialise:
With the following INIT-functions you can literally "hide" sounds, patterns and songs. This is very prac-
tical if you want to return to the Sirius' original factory settings in order to program or edit a sound.
Please note that sounds, patterns or complete songs will not automatically be deleted once they are
initialised. The original data will only be lost once you have stored the initialised sound, pattern or
song onto the same storage space. If you save your initialised data onto a different storage space, the
original data will remain unchanged in its original storage space.
Once you have started this function by pressing the F1 Key the selected part of the Sirius will be in-
itialised. This means that all sound parameters like for instance filters, LFO, waveform envelopes are
set to their neutral position.
This is very convenient when you want to programme a sound from scratch. Of course this also ap-
plies to the drum Parts 1-4. While you are in this menu page you can select any other of the sounds
or drum-parts using the Part-keys, CATEGORIES-keys and Number-keys and then initialise them.
Here you can initialise the selected pattern. This means the tracks as well as the setting of the mixer
section are being set to neutral. Following the initialisation you will be working with an empty pat-
tern.
This function allows you to initialise the selected song.
Initialising a song in a way 'hides' the sequence of the song, the allocation of Number-keys and all
song-relevant parameters. If you have initialised a song you still want to use, it matters not one whit.
You will only permanently erase it once you have stored the empty initialised song in the same User-
storage space.
Important:
Menu page 5 (initialise sounds)
Menu page 6 (initialise patterns)
Menu page 7 (Initialise songs)
<5> Init Synth1?
[ok]
<6> Init Patt.?
[ok]
<7> Init Song?
[ok]
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