User Guide

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IMPORTANT – ENABLING SAVE

By now you will probably have read the Getting Starting Guide shipped with your

Circuit Mono Station, so will be aware that Session Saving is disabled, but in case you

haven’t, we’re repeating it here:

The Save function is deliberately disabled before shipping from the factory to prevent

accidental erasure of the demo Sessions. The Save button

will initially be unlit,

and before you can save any Sessions of your own, you will need to unlock the Save

function. To do this, hold down the Shift

and Save buttons together while powering

Circuit Mono Station on. Save will now be illuminated blue.

You can choose to disable Save in the same way – hold down Shift and Save while

powering Circuit Mono Station on, and the Save button will no longer be illuminated,

indicating that the Save function is now disabled.

Note also that the Clear Session function is also disabled when Save is disabled.

You don’t need to be in Sessions View to save a Session you’ve been working on. If you press

Save

, the button ashes white; if you press it a second time, it blinks green rapidly for a

second or so to conrm the save process. However, in this case, your work will be saved in the

last selected Session memory, which will most likely be the one that held an earlier version; the

earlier version will be overwritten.

To save your work in a different Session memory (leaving the original version unchanged),

enter Sessions View. Press Save; both Save and the pad for the currently selected Session will

ash white. Press a different memory pad: all the other pads will go dark, and the selected pad

will blink green rapidly for a second or so to conrm the save process.

You can also assign a different colour to any of the pads in Session View – this can be a great

help in live performance. You choose the colour as part of the Save procedure described

above. After pressing Save for the rst time, the Oct J and Oct K buttons

will light in the

current colour of the pad for the currently selected Session: if you’ve not already changed the

colour, they will be blue. You can now scroll through a palette of 14 colours by pressing the

Oct J and Oct K buttons. When you see the colour you want, press Save for the second time

to complete the Save process, with green ashes as described above. Note that because you

always save to the currently selected Session memory, and the pad for that is always white,

you won’t immediately see the new colour, but you will do so as soon as you select a different

Session.