I do not like to startup after power on with the existing default patch but to create my own one. This might also be good for shops where the Super 6 is presented, because clients switch on and can hear already the best possible patch and not the naked initial patch.
Answer from UDO (Mike) how to create your own default patch:
You can certainly create your own default patch. All you have to do is to save the patch you’d like to be the new default patch as “init_patch.s6” on your computer and copy it to the SUPER6-BOOT drive in bootloader mode.
To activate bootloader mode follow these steps:
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Power off your Super 6 and wait a few seconds.
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Whilst holding down the SHIFT button, power on your Super 6 and continue to hold the SHIFT button.
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Progress LEDs will cycle through the patch & bank buttons, and the SHIFT button will continue blinking (make sure that this is the case, restart step 2 if not).
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Release the SHIFT button.
After you activated bootloader mode, do the following:
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Connect your Super 6 to your computer using a USB cable.
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The Super 6’s boot disk appears as a disk drive on your computer (the disk is approx 2.7 MB in size).
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Delete default patch file “init_patch.s6” from the Super 6’s boot disk.
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Make sure to empty the trash if you are a Mac user, or the update will not be possible.
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Copy your desired default patch file named “init_patch.s6” from your computer to the boot disk.
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If asked if you want to copy files without properties, choose “yes”.
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Make sure the file transfer is complete.
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Turn your Super 6 off, wait a few seconds and turn the power back on again.