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Multiple Banks selected
Multiple Channels selected
Multiple Tones selected
Using Your Keyboard
It is also possible to navigate and perform other actions within the Hardware Window by using your
keyboard...
Up/Down Arrow keys - Once a Bank or Channel is selected, the arrow keys will move the selection
to the next/previous or adjacent left/right Bank or Channel in the Hardware Memory window.
Return (Mac)/Enter (Windows)- With a Channel selected, this will load the channel into the
GearBox editor. With a Tone name highlighted (as when editing the name) Return/Enter will
accept the new text.
Command (Mac)/Ctrl (Windows) - Using this “modifier” key, you can select multiple Banks,
Channels or Tones in the Hardware Memory window (See the Selecting multiple items above). You
can also hold this key while dragging a Bank, Channel or Tone to another slot within the Hardware
Memory window to Copy/Paste (see the following Drag & Drop section).
Get & Put Buttons
Use these buttons to “sync” Tones between your POD X3 on-board memory and your computer’s local
memory. Note that after pressing one of these buttons, you’ll be prompted with a dialog letting you
know that this action will overwrite all of the current Tone settings for either what exists on your POD
X3’s on-board memory, or in your local memory...
The “Get All” button will download all Tones from your POD X3’s on-board memory into the local
memory, overwriting ALL locally modified Tones.
The “Get Selected” button will download only the Tones in the selected Bank(s) or Channel(s)
from your POD X3’s on-board memory into the local memory, overwriting only the selected local
memory Tones. (See the previous section about how to select multiple items in the Hardware
Memory window).
The “Put All” button will write any modified tones in the local memory to your POD X3’s on-
board memory, overwriting tones that exist on your POD X3’s on-board memory.