User Guide

Quick Start Guide

In Neuron, the MIDI global channel (as defined in

the basic settings) applies exclusively to sound

mode. The aforementioned settings apply in setup

mode.

You will find a detailed description of Neuron’s MIDI

control mechanisms starting on page 178.

Storing setups

Setups are stored in the same way as sounds. Note

that actual sound data is not stored in the setup.

Instead, the system stores references (or links) to

the sounds contained therein. If a sound is edited,

moved, or deleted, all setups in which this sound is

used change accordingly.

For a closer look at all parameters and the handling

of setups, please refer to the section "Programmer:

Programming setups" starting on page 58.

Creating your own models

You can load additional models or make your own

models from samples to add to Neuron’s 200 factory

models. This is done on an external computer (Mac or

personal computer) rather than on Neuron.

You will require a software application called

ModelMaker to do this. It analyzes samples or

multisamples and converts them into Neuron-

specific resynthesis models. These are transferred via

USB to Neuron’s internal hard disk.

To learn how this works and which software and

hardware are required, read "The load/dump

function" starting on page 187. You will find further

information on ModelMaker on page 192.

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