INTRODUCING
TEO-5 is a modern instrument, crafted with classic analog soul, yet sleek and powerful for today's sonic journeys.
The Oberheim Legacy is Yours
Thomas Elroy Oberheim. TEO. More than his initials, they mark the culmination of a synth pioneer’s vision. TEO-5 captures the secrets of the OB-X, Four Voice, and TVS, their legendary spirit distilled into an innovative dream machine.
Take your music to the next level with genuine analog VCOs. TEO’s five inspiring voices sing with the warmth and power of pure triangle, sawtooth and pulse waves. But this isn’t your grandfather’s synth. Updated oscillators roar with analog through-zero FM, birthing textures never heard before in an Oberheim instrument. Perforator Lead Overdrive Bass Familiar Sync Xmod Pad Fabric Soft Glass Lullaby TeoEspressivo Seagulls Arp
The legendary SEM state-variable filter allows you to morph from 2-pole Low-Pass to High-Pass through a phaser-like Notch, and even provides a switchable Band-Pass mode. Experience the distinctive resonance heard in countless hit songs over the last five decades. A tremendous variety of tones are possible with Oberheim’s signature tone shaping tool.
Tommy
Eagerly
Hero Brass
Comp Talker
Dunk Lead
Sizzling Strings
Simple Minded
Voxy Pad
Beyond providing the classic modulation sources like the OB-8 envelopes, TEO-5 offers poly and mono LFOs with tempo sync, and the full range of performance controls. With its flexible modulation matrix design, almost any route is possible in TEO-5, including audio rate sources and destinations. Dig into the 19 routes, 19 sources and 64 destinations and let inspiration find you.
Overuled Lead
Fields Pad
Rising Pulse
TEO Drums Multitrack
Solar Memories
Mad Hatter
Eighties Vibe
2049
Take your music to the next level with genuine analog VCOs. TEO’s five inspiring voices sing with the warmth and power of pure triangle, sawtooth and pulse waves. But this isn’t your grandfather’s synth. Updated oscillators roar with analog through-zero FM, birthing textures never heard before in an Oberheim instrument. Perforator Lead Overdrive Bass Familiar Sync Xmod Pad Fabric Soft Glass Lullaby TeoEspressivo Seagulls Arp
The legendary SEM state-variable filter allows you to morph from 2-pole Low-Pass to High-Pass through a phaser-like Notch, and even provides a switchable Band-Pass mode. Experience the distinctive resonance heard in countless hit songs over the last five decades. A tremendous variety of tones are possible with Oberheim’s signature tone shaping tool.
Tommy
Eagerly
Hero Brass
Comp Talker
Dunk Lead
Sizzling Strings
Simple Minded
Voxy Pad
Beyond providing the classic modulation sources like the OB-8 envelopes, TEO-5 offers poly and mono LFOs with tempo sync, and the full range of performance controls. With its flexible modulation matrix design, almost any route is possible in TEO-5, including audio rate sources and destinations. Dig into the 19 routes, 19 sources and 64 destinations and let inspiration find you.
Overuled Lead
Fields Pad
Rising Pulse
TEO Drums Multitrack
Solar Memories
Mad Hatter
Eighties Vibe
2049
Step Up to TEO-5
TEO-5 is your gateway to new sonic frontiers with modern modulations and vintage warmth. Experiment with through-zero FM shaped by the legendary SEM filter, topped off with iconic Oberheim effects. Compact, affordable, and bursting with creativity, TEO-5 sparks your musical journey, whether you’re a budding artist or a seasoned pro.
Unleash the dual digital effects, letting chorus, delay, and reverb paint your sonic canvas. And for a taste of true Oberheim alchemy, dial in emulations of Tom’s legendary Phase Shifter and Ring Modulator, conjuring swirling textures and metallic resonances straight from the golden age of synthesis. 
TEO-5 is a sonic playground. Its 64-step polyphonic sequencer sparks infinite melodic possibilities, while the multimode arpeggiator keeps your rhythms pulsing and pounding. Or play it live with the premium Fatar keybed, every note awash with responsive joy. From soaring leads to cascading chords and thunderous basses, TEO-5 will elevate every aspect of your musical performance.
Unlock the full potential of your Oberheim TEO-5 with TEO-5 SoundEditor! This standalone program and plugin from SoundTower is a full-featured Editor/Librarian that greatly enhances the TEO-5 sound editing experience. With every parameter displayed in a logical, easy-to-use graphical interface, you can create, edit, organize and store TEO-5 Programs on your computer with ease.
Unleash the dual digital effects, letting chorus, delay, and reverb paint your sonic canvas. And for a taste of true Oberheim alchemy, dial in emulations of Tom’s legendary Phase Shifter and Ring Modulator, conjuring swirling textures and metallic resonances straight from the golden age of synthesis.
TEO-5 is a sonic playground. Its 64-step polyphonic sequencer sparks infinite melodic possibilities, while the multimode arpeggiator keeps your rhythms pulsing and pounding. Or play it live with the premium Fatar keybed, every note awash with responsive joy. From soaring leads to cascading chords and thunderous basses, TEO-5 will elevate every aspect of your musical performance.
Unlock the full potential of your Oberheim TEO-5 with TEO-5 SoundEditor! This standalone program and plugin from SoundTower is a full-featured Editor/Librarian that greatly enhances the TEO-5 sound editing experience. With every parameter displayed in a logical, easy-to-use graphical interface, you can create, edit, organize and store TEO-5 Programs on your computer with ease.
TEO-5 Tour
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Sonicstate –
Media Publication
“TEO-5 is my latest inspiration. It captures the best of both worlds of the classic Oberheim sound with a modern twist that fits the music of today.”
Jimmy Jam –
Producer / Songwriter / Performer
“The TEO-5 is a lovely synth to program and, when you’ve done so, it sounds great.”
Sound On Sound –
Media Publication
Sculpt, Shape, Inspire
“I hope the TEO-5 unlocks your creativity in ways you never expected.”
– Tom Oberheim
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Specifications
- 5-voice, 2x VCOs with saw, square/pulse, triangle, and noise
- Oscillator hard sync and X-Mod with through-zero FM
- Simultaneously selectable wave shapes plus sub oscillator
- Discrete SEM-lineage VCF delivers authentic Oberheim tone and presence
- Filter State knob morphs from low-pass to high-pass through notch, with selectable band-pass mode
- Poly and Mono LFOs with 5 wave shapes and tempo sync
- Meticulously modeled envelope responses based on OB-8
- Modulation matrix with 19 slots x 19 sources x 64 destinations in a flexible design where almost any mod route is possible, including audio rate sources and destinations.
- Enhanced unison allows variable voice stacking from 1-5 voices
- Polyphonic portamento
- Vintage knob recreates vintage synth characteristics by adding voice-to voice variations in component behavior
- Full-featured arpeggiator
- Polyphonic step sequencer with up to 64 steps
- One dedicated reverb effect with damping, pre-delay, decay and tone
- One multi-effect with stereo delay, BBD delay, tape delay, chorus, flanger, Oberheim phase shifter and ring modulator emulations, vintage rotating speaker, distortion, high-pass filter and Lo-Fi
- 256 factory programs in classic and modern styles, with storage space for 256 more custom user programs
- Direct program access, including single-button access to the current set of 16 programs
- The premium 3.5 octave FATAR velocity- and touch-sensitive keyboard allows unparalleled expression and responsiveness
- Velocity sensitivity adds expressiveness to volume and filter
- Channel Aftertouch adds real-time performance-based modulation
- Modulation wheel and spring-loaded pitch wheel with selectable range per program (1 to 12 semitones up and down)
- Hold switch latches held notes on
- Manual switch: when on, the front panel is live; what you see is what you hear
- Transpose controls for +/- 2 octaves range
- Integral, fanless, heatsink-free power supply
- High-resolution OLED display enables patch management and easy access to advanced features
- Weight: 17 lbs. Dimensions: 25” L x 12.75” W x 4.4” H
- Right, Left and Headphone outputs
- Footswitch sustain and expression pedal inputs
- 5-pin DIN MIDI In, Out, Thru
- USB MIDI
- 5-voice, 2x VCOs with saw, square/pulse, triangle, and noise
- Oscillator hard sync and X-Mod with through-zero FM
- Simultaneously selectable wave shapes plus sub oscillator
- Discrete SEM-lineage VCF delivers authentic Oberheim tone and presence
- Filter State knob morphs from low-pass to high-pass through notch, with selectable band-pass mode
- Poly and Mono LFOs with 5 wave shapes and tempo sync
- Meticulously modeled envelope responses based on OB-8
- Modulation matrix with 19 slots x 19 sources x 64 destinations in a flexible design where almost any mod route is possible, including audio rate sources and destinations.
- Enhanced unison allows variable voice stacking from 1-5 voices
- Polyphonic portamento
- Vintage knob recreates vintage synth characteristics by adding voice-to voice variations in component behavior
- Full-featured arpeggiator
- Polyphonic step sequencer with up to 64 steps
- One dedicated reverb effect with damping, pre-delay, decay and tone
- One multi-effect with stereo delay, BBD delay, tape delay, chorus, flanger, Oberheim phase shifter and ring modulator emulations, vintage rotating speaker, distortion, high-pass filter and Lo-Fi
- 256 factory programs in classic and modern styles, with storage space for 256 more custom user programs
- Direct program access, including single-button access to the current set of 16 programs
- The premium 3.5 octave FATAR velocity- and touch-sensitive keyboard allows unparalleled expression and responsiveness
- Velocity sensitivity adds expressiveness to volume and filter
- Channel Aftertouch adds real-time performance-based modulation
- Modulation wheel and spring-loaded pitch wheel with selectable range per program (1 to 12 semitones up and down)
- Hold switch latches held notes on
- Manual switch: when on, the front panel is live; what you see is what you hear
- Transpose controls for +/- 2 octaves range
- Integral, fanless, heatsink-free power supply
- High-resolution OLED display enables patch management and easy access to advanced features
- Weight: 17 lbs. Dimensions: 25” L x 12.75” W x 4.4” H
- Right, Left and Headphone outputs
- Footswitch sustain and expression pedal inputs
- 5-pin DIN MIDI In, Out, Thru
- USB MIDI
TEO-5 Support
The downloadable file in the sidebar at the right contains the latest operating system for the TEO-5 keyboard. It also includes the installation instructions given below.
When to Update Your OS
Most OS updates fix only minor bugs that most users never encounter. If you are experiencing a problem with your instrument, please contact Technical Support for help in diagnosing the cause before doing anything else. Unlike on a computer, the OS on your instrument can never become corrupted, so re-installing your current OS won’t fix a hardware problem, and is not recommended. In addition, loading an OS improperly could disable your instrument, leaving it in need of servicing. So if you have any questions or are unsure about what you’re doing, please contact us before attempting to update your instrument’s operating system.
How to Update Your OS
The TEO-5 operating system is updated via MIDI. You will need a DAW, MIDI utility,or other application capable of opening and sending MIDI System Exclusive (SysEx) messages. MIDI-OX (Windows) and SysEx Librarian (Mac OS) are shareware MIDI utilities that can reliably be used to update Oberheim instruments. You will also need either a USB cable (Type A to Type B connectors, like a typical USB printer cable) or a MIDI interface to transmit the SysEx file from your computer to the TEO-5.
You will find instructions for updating using MIDI-OX and SysEx Librarian below.
The steps are:
I. CHECKING YOUR TEO-5’s INSTALLED OS VERSION
II. UPDATING THE OS FROM WINDOWS USING MIDI-OX
III. UPDATING THE OS FROM A MAC USING SYSEX LIBRARIAN
I. CHECKING YOUR TEO-5’s INSTALLED OS VERSION
To view the currently installed OS version:
- Press the Global button. The installed OS version appears in the display.
The newest version of the TEO-5 Main OS is TEO-5_Main_v1.0.0.
II. UPDATING THE OS FROM WINDOWS USING MIDI-OX
Before starting, close all other audio or MIDI or DAW software, and disconnect all other MIDI devices. If necessary, download and install MIDI-OX.
To prepare the TEO-5 to receive system exclusive messages:
- Press Global.
- From the Global menu, select “MIDI Syx On” and set it to “On.”
- Next, select “MIDI Syx Cable.”
- If you’re using USB to update the OS, choose “USB.” If you’re using a MIDI interface, choose “MIDI.”
- Press Global again to exit the Global menu.
Connect your computer to the TEO-5 using either a USB cable or a MIDI interface.
If using USB, the TEO-5 is a Class Compliant USB device. That means it does not require any additional drivers to be installed to communicate with your computer. It will appear in MIDI-OX and other MIDI applications as a MIDI port named “TEO-5.” (Under Windows XP, it will appear as “USB Audio Device.”)
If using a MIDI interface, connect the computer’s MIDI out to the MIDI in of the TEO-5. Depending on the type of interface, you may also need a MIDI cable.
Most MIDI interfaces or sound cards with built-in MIDI interfaces will work. However, we have received reports that Digidesign/Avid interfaces and Native Instruments Maschine may not transmit SysEx correctly for updates. The M-Audio Uno is an inexpensive, reliable, and widely available MIDI interface for use when updating our instruments.
To load and update the OS:
- Run MIDI-OX.
- From the Options menu, choose “Configure Buffers.”
- Set the Low Level Output Buffers “Num” and “Size” to 1024.
- Click OK to close the window and save the settings.
- From the Options menu, choose “MIDI Devices.”
- In the lower left quadrant of the window, select the MIDI port to which the instrument is connected. If connected via USB, choose “TEO-5” (or “USB Audio Device” under Windows XP). If connected via MIDI, choose the MIDI interface. The selected MIDI port appears in the Port Mappings window.
- Click OK to close the window and save the settings.
- From the View menu, choose “SysEx.”
- From the Command Window menu, choose “Load File.” Browse to and open the TEO-5 OS update file.
- From the Command Window menu, choose “Send SysEx.” The TEO-5 shows a numeric progress display indicating the progress of the SysEx file’s transfer. Follow any directions listed on the TEO-5’s screen before/after the countdown completes. When the file transfer completes, the “Do Not Turn Off Power!” message is displayed as the OS is written to memory. DO NOT power down while TEO-5 display shows this message.
- When the installation completes, the TEO-5 tells you to restart the unit. Restart the TEO-5, and the new OS is loaded. You can verify the installation by pressing Global. The installed OS version appears in the display. Once the new OS is loaded, reset global parameters in the global menu.
IMPORTANT NOTE
When the OS update is sent to the TEO-5, do not shut down the TEO-5. During the update, The TEO-5 shows “Receiving OS…” in the main display and the numeric progress in the 7-segment display, while the LEDs on the program number switches light up, indicating the progress of the SysEx file’s transfer. This is the “loading phase.” After that, the 7-segment display shows “PrG” and the main display shows “Do Not Turn Off Power!”. This is the “writing” phase of the update. DO NOT power down during this phase. When this phase completes, The TEO-5’s 7-segment display shows “rst” and the main display shows a message indicating the update is complete, and turn the power off and back on to use to new OS.
TROUBLESHOOTING
- If the numeric progress indicator stops before the file transfer is complete, turn the TEO-5 off, then on, and try again. If this continues to happen, double the Low Level Output Buffers “Num” and “Size” values and re-send the SysEx file. If the numeric progress continues, then you know your settings are moving in the right direction. If the countdown goes further from zero try reducing the “Num” and “Size” settings. You can also try doubling or quadrupling the “Size” setting. You may have to adjust the Low Level Output Buffers settings several times before finding the right combination.
- If “Status Byte Received In Data” is displayed, turn the TEO-5 off, then on. This error means some other MIDI message the TEO-5 was not expecting was sent through your MIDI interface. Make sure all other audio or MIDI or DAW software is closed, and no other MIDI devices are connected. If you continue to receive this message try restarting your computer and open MIDI-OX as your only application.
RESETTING THE GLOBAL PARAMETERS
You must reset the Global parameters of the TEO-5 after you update the OS.
- Press the Global button.
- Use the Value Knob to select Reset Globals, then press the Write button.
- Press the Write Button to confirm.
CALIBRATING THE OSCILLATORS AND FILTERS
Please calibrate the oscillators and filters of the TEO-5 after you update the OS.
- Press the Global button.
- Use the Value knob to select Cal Voices, then press the Write button.
- The synthesizer performs its auto-calibration procedure. Don’t turn off the power while it’s doing this.
- When finished, the front panel controls return to normal, and you can play the TEO-5 again.
III. UPDATING THE OS FROM A MAC USING SYSEX LIBRARIAN
Before starting, close all other audio or MIDI or DAW software, and disconnect all other MIDI devices. If necessary, download and install SysEx Librarian.
To prepare the TEO-5 to receive system exclusive messages:
- Press Global.
- From the Global menu, select “MIDI Syx On” and set it to “On.”
- Next, select “MIDI Syx Cable.”
- If you’re using USB to update the OS, choose “USB.” If you’re using a MIDI interface, choose “MIDI.”
- Press Global again to exit the Global menu.
Connect your computer to the TEO-5 using either a USB cable or a MIDI interface.
If using USB, the TEO-5 is a Class-Compliant USB device. That means it does not require any additional drivers to be installed to communicate with your computer. It will appear in MIDI-OX and other MIDI applications as a MIDI port named “TEO-5.” (Under Windows XP, it will appear as “USB Audio Device.”)
If using a MIDI interface, connect the computer’s MIDI OUT to the TEO-5’s MIDI IN. Depending on the type of interface, you may also need a MIDI cable.
Most MIDI interfaces or sound cards with built-in MIDI interfaces will work. However, we have received reports that Digidesign/Avid interfaces and Native Instruments Maschine may not transmit SysEx correctly for updates. The M-Audio Uno is an inexpensive, reliable, and widely available MIDI interface for use when updating our instruments.
To load and update the OS:
- Run SysEx Librarian.
- Choose your MIDI interface or “TEO-5” from the “Destination” menu.
- Click Add/+ to add the file to the file list or simply drag and drop the file on the open SysEx Librarian window. The file name appears in the file list and should be highlighted.
- Click Play. The TEO-5 shows a numeric progress display indicating the progress of the SysEx file’s transfer. Follow any directions listed on the TEO-5’s screen before/after the countdown completes. When the file transfer completes, the “Do Not Turn Off Power!” is displayed as the OS is written to memory. DO NOT power down while TEO-5 display shows this message.
- When the installation completes, the TEO-5 tells you to restart the unit. Restart the TEO-5, and the new OS is loaded. You can verify the installation by pressing Global. The installed OS version appears in the display. Once the new OS is loaded, reset global parameters in the global menu.
IMPORTANT NOTE
When the OS update is sent to the TEO-5, do not shut down the TEO-5. During the update, The TEO-5 shows “Receiving OS…” in the main display and the numeric progress in the 7-segment display, while the LEDs on the program number switches light up, indicating the progress of the SysEx file’s transfer. This is the “loading phase.” After that, the 7-segment display shows “PrG” and the main display shows “Do Not Turn Off Power!”. This is the “writing” phase of the update. DO NOT power down during this phase. When this phase completes, The TEO-5’s 7-segment display shows “rst” and the main display shows a message indicating the update is complete, and turn the power off and back on to use to new OS.
TROUBLESHOOTING
- If the numeric progress indicator stops before the file transfer is complete, turn the TEO-5 off, then on, and try again. If this continues to happen, double the Low Level Output Buffers “Num” and “Size” values and re-send the SysEx file. If the numeric progress continues, then you know your settings are moving in the right direction. If the countdown goes further from zero try reducing the “Num” and “Size” settings. You can also try doubling or quadrupling the “Size” setting. You may have to adjust the Low Level Output Buffers settings several times before finding the right combination.
- If “Status Byte Received In Data” is displayed, turn the TEO-5 off, then on. This error means some other MIDI message the TEO-5 was not expecting was sent through your MIDI interface. Make sure all other audio or MIDI or DAW software is closed, and no other MIDI devices are connected. If you continue to receive this message try restarting your computer and open MIDI-OX as your only application.
RESETTING THE GLOBAL PARAMETERS
You must reset the Global parameters of the TEO-5 after you update the OS.
- Press the Global button.
- Use the Value Knob to select Reset Globals, then press the Write button.
- Press the Write Button to confirm.
CALIBRATING THE OSCILLATORS AND FILTERS
Please calibrate the oscillators and filters of the TEO-5 after you update the OS.
- Press the Global button.
- Use the Value knob to select Cal Voices, then press the Write button.
- The synthesizer performs its auto-calibration procedure. Don’t turn off the power while it’s doing this.
- When finished, the front panel controls return to normal, and you can play the TEO-5 again.
TEO-5 FACTORY PROGRAM BANKS
The sidebar at the right contains two sysex files. TEO5_Factory_Programs.syx contains the factory sounds in their original order. TEO5_Factory_Programs_Categorized.syx contains the factory sounds ordered by category. NOTE THAT THESE PROGRAMS LOAD OVER THE USER BANKS. Please refer to the manual for the patch names and categories.
The data is in a MIDI System Exclusive (SysEx) file. You will need a DAW, MIDI utility, or other application capable of opening and sending MIDI System Exclusive (SysEx) messages. MIDI-OX (Windows) and SysEx Librarian (Mac OS) are shareware MIDI utilities that can reliably be used to update Sequential instruments. You will also need either a USB cable (Type A to Type B connectors, like a typical USB printer cable) or a MIDI interface to transmit the SysEx file from your computer to the TEO-5.
You will find instructions for updating using MIDI-OX and SysEx Librarian below.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Be aware that loading these programs overwrites the user programs that are currently
in memory. If you have programs you want to keep, be sure to save them to a SysEx file
first. Refer to the manual for more information about initiating a SysEx dump from the TEO-5’s front panel controls.
To transfer all USER programs to FACTORY locations
1. Enter DEBUG by holding TRANSPOSE UP + DOWN + GLOBAL.
2. Use the SELECT encoder under the display to scroll to ‘Copy User to Factory’.
3. Press WRITE.
LOADING PROGRAMS FROM WINDOWS USING MIDI-OX
Before starting, close all other audio or MIDI or DAW software, and disconnect all other MIDI devices. If necessary, download and install MIDI-OX.
To prepare the TEO-5 to receive system exclusive messages:
1. Connect the TEO-5 to a computer using a USB cable (or MIDI cable, if you are using a dedicated MIDI interface).
If using USB, the TEO-5 is a Class Compliant USB device. That means it does not require any additional drivers to be installed to communicate with your computer. It will appear in MIDI-OX and other MIDI applications as a MIDI port named “TEO-5.” (Under Windows XP, it will appear as “USB Audio Device.”)
If using a MIDI interface, connect the computer’s MIDI out to the TEO-5’s MIDI in. Depending on the type of interface, you may also need a MIDI cable.
2. Press the Globals button.
3. Use the Select Knob to locate the “MIDI Syx Cable” parameter, then use the Value Knob to choose either USB or MIDI, depending on which port you are using to connect to your computer.
To load the programs:
1. Run MIDI-OX.
2. From the Options menu, choose “MIDI Devices.”
3. In the lower left quadrant of the window, select the MIDI port to which the instrument is connected. If connected via USB, choose “TEO-5” (or “USB Audio Device” under Windows XP). If connected via MIDI, choose the MIDI interface. The selected MIDI port appears in the Port Mappings window.
4. Click OK to close the dialog and save the settings.
5. From the View menu, choose “SysEx.”
6. From the SysEx menu, choose “Configure.”
7. Set the Low Level Output Buffers “Num” and “Size” to 1024.
8. Under Output Timing, make sure that “Auto-adjust Buffer Delays if necessary” is NOT enabled.
9. Click OK to close the dialog and save the settings.
10. From the Command Window menu, choose “Load File.” Browse to and open the TEO-5 programs file.
11. From the Command Window menu, choose “Send SysEx.” The factory programs will replace any existing programs in those memory locations on the synth.
LOADING PROGRAMS FROM A MAC USING SYSEX LIBRARIAN
Before starting, close all other audio or MIDI or DAW software, and disconnect all other MIDI devices. If necessary, download and install SysEx Librarian.
To prepare the TEO-5 to receive system exclusive messages:
1. Connect the TEO-5 to a computer using a USB cable (or MIDI cable, if you are using a dedicated MIDI interface).
If using USB, the TEO-5 is a Class Compliant USB device. That means it does not require any additional drivers to be installed to communicate with your computer. It will appear in MIDI-OX and other MIDI applications as a MIDI port named “TEO-5.” (Under Windows XP, it will appear as “USB Audio Device.”)
If using a MIDI interface, connect the computer’s MIDI out to the TEO-5’s MIDI in. Depending on the type of interface, you may also need a MIDI cable.
2. Press the Globals button.
3. Use the Select Knob to locate the “MIDI Syx Cable” parameter, then use the Value Knob to choose either USB or MIDI, depending on which port you are using to connect to your computer.
To load the programs:
1. Run SysEx Librarian.
2. From the SysEx Librarian menu, choose “Preferences.”
3. Close the SysEx Librarian Preferences window to save changes.
4. Choose your MIDI interface from the “Destination” menu.
5. Click Add/+ to add the file to the file list or simply drag and drop the file on the
open SysEx Librarian window. The file name appears in the file list and should be
highlighted.
6. Click Play. The factory programs will replace any existing programs in those memory locations on the synth.
