Muse Research Receptor manual v1.2 - Manual (Page 128)

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the patches within them are known as ROM patches (ROM means “Read Only Memory). Receptor indicates
ROM banks and ROM patches by enclosing their names in angle brackets, like <this>. If you see a patch name
or a bank name enclosed in angle brackets, it means you cannot overwrite it, nor can you delete it.
If a patch does not appear in angle brackets, then it is a RAM bank (Random Access Memory) and can be
modified in any way you choose -- you can modify patches, add patches, delete patches, or delete the entire
bank if you wish.
Empty Patches
Any RAM bank can hold up to 128 patches. If a bank currently contains fewer than 128 patches, then the
unused patch slots are called “(empty)” patches. (Empty) patch locations are excellent places to store new
patches that you create.
If a ROM bank contains fewer than 128 patches, you will not see any indication of (empty) patches since you
cannot write to a ROM bank.