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MEDIA mode
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2. Use the text edit button to open the text edit dialog
box, and set the name as desired.
The extension “.PCG” will be added automatically. For
example, the name “NewFile” will result in a file named
NewFile.PCG.
If a USB QWERTY keyboard (commercially available) is
connected, you can use this to enter text instead of the on-
screen keyboard. For more information, see “Editing
names and entering text” on page 202 of the OG.
3. Select the bank(s) that you want to save.
For more information, see “Save All (PCG, SNG and
KSC)” on page 718.
4. To save the data, press the OK button. To cancel
without saving, press the Cancel button.
Save SEQ
This command saves all songs and regions data from internal
memory as a .SNG file.
This command is valid only when the current directory is a
DOS directory. If you are browsing inside a .PCG, .SNG, or
.KSC file, for instance, the menu command will be grayed
out.
1. Select “Save SEQ” to open the dialog box.
Save Songs and Regions Data
2. Use the text edit button to open the text edit dialog
box, and set the name as desired.
The extension “.SNG” will be added automatically. For
example, the name “NewFile” will result in a file named
NewFile.SNG.
If a USB QWERTY keyboard (commercially available) is
connected, you can use this to enter text instead of the on-
screen keyboard. For more information, see “Editing
names and entering text” on page 202 of the OG.
3. To save the data, press the OK button. To cancel
without saving, press the Cancel button.
A directory will be created in addition to the .SNG file
created with the specified filename.
The directory will have “(specified filename)_A”
as its directory name, and will contain the WAVE
files used by the regions of each audio track in
each song. (File: red)
Save Sampling Data
This command lets you save any or all of the data from
SAMPLING mode (either created through sampling, or
previously loaded from disk), the current set of loaded EXs
and User Sample Bank data, or both. In most cases a .KSC
file is also created; see “What’s a KSC file?,” below.
Save Sampling Data is valid only when the current
directory is a DOS directory. If you are browsing inside a
.PCG, .SNG, or .KSC file, for instance, the menu command
will be grayed out.
SAMPLING mode Multisamples and Samples are saved as
Korg format .KMP and .KSF files, respectively.
What’s a KSC file?
KSC stands for Korg Sample Collection. .KSC files contain
links to SAMPLING mode, EXs, and/or User Sample Bank
data, including Multisamples, Samples, and Drum Samples.
Loading a .KSC file loads all of the linked data.
If a .KSC includes links to SAMPLING mode data, other
.KSC files can link to
that .KSC as a User Sample Bank.
Saving SAMPLING mode data creates two KSC
files
When you save a KSC which includes SAMPLING mode
data, two KSC files are created:
• A KSC with the name you’ve specified, which includes
the actual Samples and Multisamples from SAMPLING
mode.
• A second KSC which includes links to the first KSC’s
SAMPLING mode Data, with Load Method set to
Virtual Memory. The name for this KSC is the name
you’ve specified followed by the text “_UserBank.” For
instance, if the first KSC is named BillGig.KSC, the
second will be BillGig_UserBank.KSC. This is the file
that you’ll load to access the sample data as a User
Sample Bank.
Both files may contain references to other EXs or User
Sample Banks, depending on the setting of the
Include
parameter in the Save dialog.
For more information on User Sample Banks, see “User
Sample Banks” on page 149 of the OG.