Kurzweil K2500RS, Musician'S Manual

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Disk Mode
Saving Files
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You will see the following question after the current Þle being loaded is completed:
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It may be a good idea to practice using this method of aborting a multiple Þle load, so that
when the time comes that you accidentally select 100 Þles, you will remember how to abort the
process. This same method (of holding the Plus or Minus buttons down) is also used to abort
the Backup feature and the Macro Þle load feature.
If you run out of object or sample RAM, you will have one opportunity to abort the load as
explained above. However, if you continue from that point you may end up seeing the same
error message "Memory is full" for each Þle that you had selected. This can be a rather tedious
process, however it is still possible to abort out of this by holding down the Plus or Minus
button simultaneously while pressing "Yes" when you see the following question:
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More Load Function Enhancements
There are more features having to do with the Load function that are described later on in this
guide (i.e. loading Macro Þles, loading AIFF Þles, etc.)
Saving Files
The Save button starts the process of saving from the K2vx to the currently selected device.
When you press the
Save soft button on the Disk Mode page you will see the bank dialog:
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Export | Macro| | Object | NewDir | |Ok|| | Cancel
The Macro soft button will only be present if Macro recording is turned on. (See page 13-38 for
more information on Macros.)
You can save an entire bank of objects, or by pressing the Object soft button, select individual
objects to be saved. If you choose to save using the bank method, all RAM objects within that