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Disk Mode

Saving Files

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 ÒMemory is fullÓ 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

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Minus

 

button simultaneously while pressing 

Yes

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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, such as loading macro Þles and loading AIFF Þles.

Saving Files

The 

Save

 button starts the process of saving from the K2600 to the currently selected device. 

When you press the 

Save

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Summary of Contents for K2600 BEST OF VAST - REV A

Page 1: ...rageÑup to seven hard disks The K2600 can use all of the space on disks of 2 G and smaller On larger disks formatting with the K2600 creates a 2 G partition on the disk the K2600 can read only that partition If you format a hard disk on a computer make the Þrst partition just under 2 G You can create other partitions of any size but the K2600 can read only the Þrst partition Disk mode in the K2600...

Page 2: ...hat is the K2600 will interact with the SCSI storage device whose SCSI ID matches the value of the Current Disk parameter If you choose a value of Floppy the K2600 will communicate with its ßoppy disk drive The manual for your SCSI disk should tell you its SCSI ID Most newer SCSI disks show their SCSI IDs on their rear panels and many have adjustable SCSI IDs The currently selected device will be ...

Page 3: ...ext section carefully WeÕve also included important information about SCSI in Chapter 6 of the MusicianÕs Reference SCSI Termination Simply put SCSI termination prevents the electrical signals used by SCSI devices from being reßected from unconnected SCSI ports and possibly disrupting the data stream The rule for SCSI termination is that the two SCSI devices on the ends of a chain of SCSI devices ...

Page 4: ...f youÕre planning to buy an external SCSI hard disk to use with your K2600 itÕs a good idea to buy one with two SCSI ports Most new hard disks have two ports and can be terminated or unterminated relatively easily This gives you added ßexibility since you can install it at the end of a chain leaving its termination in place or in the middle of a chain using both its SCSI ports and removing its ter...

Page 5: ...rectories the Path Þeld updates the current directory value to track your movements The root directory is displayed as a backslash Path If you press the Load button and load a Þle from a subdirectory called SOUNDS the Path Þeld will appear as Path SOUNDS The backslash character is a directory separator as in the following Path Path NEWTUNE SAMPLES DOGS This represents the directory DOGS which is a...

Page 6: ...ion from a SCSI disk when you select that disk with the Current Disk parameter This information may be needed when determining if a given disk is compatible for SCSI operation with the K2600 Macro On Indicator When Macro on is visible the K2600 records all Þle loading operations in its macro table See Macros on page 13 43 Disk Mode Soft Buttons Here is a brief description of each of Disk modeÕs so...

Page 7: ...dialog for the Load function Dir Sel 0 3 Index 1 File to load BASSOON K26 3456K MAY25 dir PERC K26 101K Total 3557K Select Root Parent Open OK Cancel When you enter this dialog the K2600 displays the contents of the current directory in an alphabetized scrolling list If the current directory cannot be located for example if youÕve changed ßoppies or removable hard disks the K2600 displays the curr...

Page 8: ...nsions the exceptions are the older format KRZ K25 and KOS Þles The top line of the Þle list contains several items of information pertaining to the currently displayed directory contents A typical information line looks like this Dir HATS Sel 0 54 Index 24 In the center of this line is an indicator of the number of Þles in the currently displayed directory This number is grouped together with the...

Page 9: ...n the most recently used disk the K2600 also remembers the index within the Þle list for the current directory For example if you were to hit Cancel on the above page go to Setup mode to check the current setup then return to Disk mode to load a Þle the Þle index would still show 3 DOORS K26 after you pressed Load This index is remembered until a new disk is selected by changing the value of the C...

Page 10: ...sor double press Clear All Selections Pressing either the Left or Right cursor individually performs a separate function for Þnding directories described below You can select multiple Þles only within a single directory Changing directories clears any selections Once you have selected one or more Þles press OK to perform the disk function in this example Load on all Þles marked with an asterisk re...

Page 11: ...ectory The Cancel soft button exits the Þle list dialog completing the disk function with or without any operation taking place The K2600 returns to the Disk mode page Pressing the Exit button will do the same thing as Cancel Total The total size of all the Þles in the directory is indicated at the bottom left of the Þle display above the soft buttons This total represents only the disk space used...

Page 12: ...dicator dir to the right of the directory name There are two ways to create new directories Press the NewDir button while on the Disk mode page Press the NewDir button during the Save dialog Creating a Directory From the Disk Mode Page When you press NewDir the K2600 prompts you for the directory name KbdNaming Off Directory name THINGS V Delete Insert End Choose OK Cancel Pressing End will take t...

Page 13: ...ing Þles to a directory you can press Save from the Disk mode page and then press NewDir in the Save dialog YouÕll get the same prompts as when you create a directory from the Disk mode page When you press OK the display shows that the K2600 has created the directory then the Save dialog reappears When you create a directory from within the Save dialog the K2600 resets the current directory to the...

Page 14: ...f that directory and then press Current If you instead wanted to choose the root directory you would simply press Current since that is the directory you are viewing notice the Dir at the top SetDir This selects the directory you are scrolled to such as STRINGS in the display above This method is often quicker and more convenient than pressing Open followed by Current which does the same thing The...

Page 15: ...ex 3 BASSDRMS K26 426K HIHATS K26 788K File to load SAXES K26 2510K TOMS K26 301K TOMS1 K26 1400K Total 5037K XCYMB K26 1012K Select Root Parent Open OK Cancel Press Open to begin the Load Object dialog Note The Þle must be in KRZ K25 or K26 format in order to load individual objects from it The K2600 then scans the Þle contents in order to present a list of all of the objects in the Þle Sometimes...

Page 16: ...fferently for samples and nonsamples For nonsamples songs programs etc it shows the number of bytes used by the object in the Þle and hence the amount of program memory that the object will occupy in the K2600 For samples the size Þeld shows the size of the all sample data associated with the object and is displayed in kilobytes K For samples the letter S after the root key indicates a stereo samp...

Page 17: ...mple 305 EPiano1 D 2 24K Sample 306 EPiano2 D 3 25K Sample 313 EPiano3 D 4 15K Select Next Type Multi OK Cancel The Next button will cause the index into the list to jump to the next selected object forward in the list When the end of the list is reached the search will wrap around from the beginning If you have more than one object selected then if you repeatedly press Next you can easily cycle t...

Page 18: ...g Dependent Objects When you press OK after selecting one or more objects the K2600 will ask the following question Load dependent objects Yes No This dialog appears because one or more of the selected objects might have dependents associated with them in the Þle Remember dependents are those objects needed by other objects samples are dependents of keymaps effects and keymaps are dependents of pr...

Page 19: ...eyboard until another sample is auditioned The audition function ends when either OK or Cancel are pressed There must be sufÞcient sample RAM in the K2600 to load one second of the sound for auditioning This amount varies according to the sample rate of the sample but for most samples this will be less than 100K bytes If the auditioned sample does not play check that there is enough free sample me...

Page 20: ...s indicator makes it easier to Þnd an empty bank to use for loading if needed Loading Methods Once you have pressed OK to decide on what bank to use you will see this dialog if the bank is empty 200 299 Load this file as 300 399 400 499 500 599 600 699 Append Fill Cancel You will see the following dialog if the bank contains any objects in RAM or ROM 200 299 300 399 Load this file as 400 499 500 5...

Page 21: ...hing is cleared out before loading Overwrt and OvFill operate in different ways after a selected bank has been Þlled up for a given object type for example after you have loaded more than 100 programs into a bank Overwrt will continue to preserve the objectIDs stored in the Þle and will individually overwrite objects in the bank following the just Þlled bank OvFill does not overwrite past the end ...

Page 22: ...one operation This is done from the Þle list dialog with the Select button Program ID Program Name 200 Acoustic Piano 2 204 Bright Piano 205 Tin Ear Piano 210 Chorused Piano 211 Electric Piano 2 Program ID Program Name 405 Blues Organ 406 Gospel Organ 409 Cheezoid Organ 410 Internal Organ Original Program ID Program Name Program IDs After Loading OvFill Overwrt Merge Append Fill 200 Acoustic Piano...

Page 23: ...Þles have been successfully loaded or the load process has been aborted the K2600 returns to the Disk mode page If there are any errors encountered during a multiple Þle load such as running out of object RAM you will be asked once if you wish to abort the load In some cases you may wish to continue loading If you continue and donÕt abort the only way to abort will be to use a special procedure de...

Page 24: ...that point you may end up seeing the same error message ÒMemory is fullÓ 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 Abort this partial load Yes No More Load Function Enhancements There are more features having ...

Page 25: ...g are Master Þles and Everything Þles Master Þles consist primarily of the items on the Master mode page and the three MIDI mode pages They also include information like marked pages view settings and MIDI channel and program assignment In fact saving Master Þles or dumping them via SysEx is a good way to conÞgure your K2600 or another K2600 to your performance or sequencing needs For example you ...

Page 26: ...n the current disk and return to this dialog afterwards This is described previously in Creating Directories on page 13 12 OK Save all the objects from the highlighted bank for example 200 299 and optionally also save dependent objects Cancel Exit from the Save function Export page 13 71 Macro page 13 43 and NewDir page 13 12 are all explained elsewhere in this guide This section will describe the...

Page 27: ...ey are scattered in the objects list it can be helpful to be able to view a list of only the currently selected objects Do this by double pressing the Chan Bank buttons Double press of Chan Bank buttons View Selected Objects For example if there were 10 objects selected and you pressed both Chan Bank buttons simultaneously the K2600 would show a list similar to this View Selected Objects 10 134 Pr...

Page 28: ...e nameÓ dialog only when a subdirectory is highlighted Traversing directories from the Choose function does not change the current default directory Selecting the Directory to use for Saving a File After you specify the Þlename when saving any Þle select where to put it by default it goes in the current directory but you can specify any other directory on the current disk Use current directory for...

Page 29: ...set up to have a 0 effects level dry Therefore auditioning keymaps can be a very convenient way to hear them isolated from the effects Programs play exactly as they would if they were selected from the Program mode page Songs start playing when either the Left or Right cursor button is pressed and stop playing when either cursor is pressed while the song is playing The most recent song that is aud...

Page 30: ... 100 dependent objects attached to the other objects in a given memory bank The easiest way to do this is to avoid creating dependent objects when possible by saving objects with IDs in the same memory bank as the objects to which theyÕre related For example if you create a program that uses RAM samples and you save the program with ID 201 resaving the RAM samples used by that program with IDs in ...

Page 31: ...Þle with a program and a keymap from another Þle each sample should have a different name Otherwise the dependent objects the samples will not get relinked properly This will create problems such as keymap ranges that donÕt play as they are supposed to 2 The dependents to be relinked must already be loaded Otherwise they will not be found and relinked when the Þle containing the parent objects is ...

Page 32: ... also its dependent keymap and samples the technique used in this example could well apply to any programs with any number of layers Program Program 317 Steinwave Piano Keymap Keymap 300 Steinwave Piano Samples Sample 300 StwaveG1 Sample 310 StwaveC7 In this case you might wish to save the samples and the keymap in one Þle and the program in another Þle So from the Save Object dialog you could Þrs...

Page 33: ...e intended to be The Name Table Contents list is scrollable if there are more than seven objects in the name table Now that the two Þles STWAVE1 K26 and STWAVE2 K26 have been created using the name table they can be reloaded and correctly relinked The Þles can be loaded into any bankÑ they do not need to go back into the bank they were originally inÑsince the STWAVE2 K26 Þle will search through al...

Page 34: ...endent objects and parent objects that you want to place into separate Þles For example you could easily select all dependent keymaps and samples of any group of programs to create a ÒdependentsÓ Þle Then you could quickly select the programs and any other objects that you wanted to be relinked later on and save them in another Þle Here is another practical example using songs sequences Suppose yo...

Page 35: ...e correct programs If you happen to have multiple copies of the necessary programs already loaded into different banks you can control which bank of programs will be linked to the songs by choosing a certain bank to load the song Þle into The relinked programs will be the Þrst set encountered according to the Relink by Name search algorithm deÞned above Not Loading the Name Table There may be a ti...

Page 36: ...bject Utility pagesÑMove Copy Name Delete and Dump see page 11 13 Each of these dialogs and utility pages has a Multi soft button Pressing it takes you to the Multiple Object Selector Using the Multiple Object Selector An Overview 1 In Disk mode press Load or Save or in Master mode press Object then press Move Copy Name Delete or Dump YouÕll see a list of objects that you can scroll through with t...

Page 37: ...tiple Object Selector deÞnes the selection range within the object list Use the Select parameter to set the operating mode There are four values Type Range Restricts the selection range to a particular object type like programs or samples and lets you specify a range of IDs like 1Ð100 Dependents Restricts the selection range to objects that are dependents of whatever object s you specify Everythin...

Page 38: ...cts with asterisks between their IDs and names The Specify parameter determines what types of dependent objects get selected when you press Set This is handy when you want to save one type of dependent object but not another See Dependents Mode on page 13 42 for more information If you set the Select parameter to a value of Everything or SearchStrg all other parameters disappear In Everything mode...

Page 39: ...ts you to specify the string that determines the selection range Toggle For each of the objects in the speciÞed range toggle the selection status of the object If an object is not already selected this selects it an asterisk will appear between its ID and name when you return to the previous page If an object is already selected this deselects it asterisk disappears Clear Deselects all objects in ...

Page 40: ...ess Clear The K2600 returns to the Save dialog As you scroll through the object list youÕll notice that no programs are selected and all objects that arenÕt programs are selected Example Set Suppose you wanted to save all keymaps and samples in the 300s bank to a single Þle 1 In Disk mode press Save then press Object 2 Set the Select parameter to Type Range the Type parameter to Keymap and the Ban...

Page 41: ...t all of the other possible types Bank 000s 100s 200s 300s 400s 500s 600s 700s 800s 900s All Banks Sets the desired bank Changing this parameter causes the StartId and the EndId to be set to the limits of the chosen bank for example a value of 300s sets the StartId to 300 and the EndId to 399 A value of All Banks sets the StartId to 0 and the EndId to 999 The actual range used for selections when ...

Page 42: ... selection range is confined to those objects in the object list that are dependents of the currently indexed item Current including the currently indexed item itself If set to Selected Items then the selection range includes any objects in the object list that are dependents of any currently selected objects those with asterisks between their IDs and names The currently indexed item is ignored un...

Page 43: ...Þles can be located on any disk whether SCSI based or in the internal Floppy drive Files from SCSI disks in Roland and Akai format can also appear in macros Ensoniq Þles are not currently supported by K2600 macros Macros are stored in a data object called a Macro table and these can exist in two forms A Macro table object in the K2600Õs nonvolatile RAM We call this the RAM Macro table A disk Þle c...

Page 44: ...enever macro mode is Off there are two soft buttons labeled Record and On Pressing On will enable Macro Record mode and then will return to the Disk mode page As an alternative pressing Record will also enable Macro Record mode but the display will remain on the MACRO page Once you press Record the soft buttons and the top line of the display will change The display will look like this Func MACRO ...

Page 45: ...will return to the MACRO page with no action taken The ÒReset macro Ó question is displayed to allow you to change your mind about deleting the Macro table in case you have accidentally pressed the Off button When the Macro table is Þrst created it takes up a minimal size 14 bytes in your nonvolatile RAM With each new entry that is added the Macro table will increase in size by approximately 40 to...

Page 46: ...ad MULTIVOX K26 98K NOISE K26 36K RESONANT K26 109K Total 664K SYNAPSE K26 421K Select Root Parent Open OK Cancel Using multiple selection you can select all four Þles as shown you can also open each Þle and select one or more objects in that Þle when you load the macro only those objects get loaded When you press OK you will see the usual Load dialog but with the extra soft buttons Macro and Inse...

Page 47: ...e then press Macro YouÕll see the following dialog Func SAVE MACRO Sel 0 4 Index 1 5 ANALOG MULTIVOX K26 200 F 5 ANALOG NOISE K26 200 F 5 ANALOG RESONANT K26 200 F 5 ANALOG SYNAPSE K26 200 F Select All OK Exit This is called the Save Macro page The soft buttons on this page control which Macro table entries macro entries will get saved to the Macro table in the macro Þle You can select multiple en...

Page 48: ...o far so good We have created a macro in memory and saved it to the disk in the same directory as the Þles that are listed in the macro This example loads Þles from within a single directory on a single disk to keep things simple But you can create macros that load Þles from any number of directories on any number of disks Now letÕs go to the Load page and try to load the macro Þle which will load...

Page 49: ...ing Þles into RAM Since we added the Þles listed in the macro to the RAM Macro table when we recorded the macro the RAM Macro table now includes a duplicate set of entries Whatever method of loading you choose that is speciÞed in the macro or overriding the macro the K2600 locates each Þle in the macro in the exact order in which the entries are listed If the Þles are on different disks in your di...

Page 50: ... 0 7 represent SCSI 0 through SCSI 7 The letter F represents the Floppy drive The letter U means Unspecified disk ID see page 13 51 The letter L means the Library disk see page 13 52 Directory path filename This is the directory path and the filename of the file on the disk to be loaded by this macro entry The display can show up to 28 characters of this name although the RAM Macro table stores th...

Page 51: ...bject list a scrollable list shows what objects are to be loaded from the Þle speciÞed in the currently indexed macro entry You will not see the names of the objects in this display because they are not stored in the Macro table The objects are referenced only by object type and object ID The load dependents indicator in the top line means that the macro process should also load all dependents of ...

Page 52: ...page 13 54 for more information The Library Disk If a macro entry is set to the library Disk ID it means that the Þle to be loaded should be found on the disk at the SCSI ID set by the Library parameter on the Disk mode page This designation is similar in purpose to the unspeciÞed Disk ID because it is a way to avoid needing to hard wire the SCSI ID in advance The library disk ID is intended to be...

Page 53: ... soft button See Editing Macros on page 13 54 for more information Although the UnspeciÞed and Library Disk IDs are meant to be used with distributable media such as CD ROMs and ßoppy disks these features will work with any supported disks Loading Selected Entries from a Macro File It is possible to examine the contents of a macro Þle from any disk function pageÑthe same way you would open a K26 Þ...

Page 54: ... from a disk function other than Load you will see the VIEW MACRO page Func VIEW MACRO Sel 0 4 Index 1 5 ANALOG MULTIVOX K26 200 F 5 ANALOG NOISE K26 200 F 5 ANALOG RESONANT K26 200 F 5 ANALOG SYNAPSE K26 200 F Exit The only function of this dialog is to view the Macro table entries stored in a macro Þle This feature is useful when for example you are about to delete a macro Þle and want to know w...

Page 55: ...h only one list entry it does not need to be explicitly selected with the Select soft button You can use the following double presses to select and deselect all entries in the list Left Right cursor double press Select all macro entries Up Down cursor double press Clear all selections With all the entries selected our display looks like this Func MACRO Record Index 1 4 NEWMIX TRASHX12 K26 200 F 4 ...

Page 56: ...same entries still selected Any modiÞcations to the parameters will be visibly apparent Selecting multiple entries for editing allows you to change those entries in a uniform way In our example above you could change the macro so that all the Þles were loaded into a single bank instead of the separate banks they had previously been loaded to Press Delete to remove the macro entries from the Macro ...

Page 57: ...nt Index 2 5 ABCFILE K26 200 F 5 METALIC K26 200 F 5 STEREOZX K26 300 F Obj 5 STRINGS DBLBASS K26 400 F 5 STRINGS CELLOS K26 400 F OK Cancel Scroll the Macro table until the entry before which you want to insert is highlighted In the above display any new macro entries added by this load operation will be inserted in the Macro table just before the entry for METALIC K26 That is the new entry would...

Page 58: ...lected with an asterisk the message you see when you press Load is slightly different Load current item or all items The current item is the Þle that was highlighted on the MACRO page The Þles that have been selected for loading will be loaded in their respective order in the Macro table using the bank and mode parameters that are speciÞed in the list In the example diagram above if you were to lo...

Page 59: ... Þle Þnishes loading Abort the macro Yes No It may be a good idea to practice using this method of aborting a macro Þle load so that when you accidentally load an out of date macro Þle with 25 entries all at the wrong SCSI ID youÕll 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 multiple Þle load feature...

Page 60: ... To add the LOADMACRO command to a sequence after dumping the macro object to the sequencer leave the macro object highlighted on the Master mode Object page then press the Left or Right cursor button The K2600 will display ÒSend SysEx Load Macro command Ó Press the Yes soft button and the K2600 will add the LOADMACRO SysEx command to the sequence Note You cannot remotely load a macro to the K2600...

Page 61: ... helpful for Þnding Þles on the disk Free Calculates the available space on the disk Done Exits to the Disk mode page Find Files The Find Þles utility Þrst prompts you to enter a character string to be searched for KbdNaming Off Search string RAT V Delete Insert End Choose OK Cancel You can use the Choose button to grab the text of a Þlename from the current disk as described previously If you pre...

Page 62: ...ou choose will display the current directory with the found Þle already highlighted If a directory was found then the Þrst Þle in the directory list will be highlighted Cancel Exit to the Disk mode page When the search has checked all of the items on the disk youÕll see this dialog Search completed OK If no matching Þles were found you will also see No files found The K2600 will remember the last ...

Page 63: ...ion you choose will display the current directory with the found Þle already highlighted If a directory was found then the Þrst Þle in the directory list will be highlighted Cancel Exit to the Disk mode page The current directory is unchanged The Þles are listed in the order that they appear on the disk unalphabetized The traversal order of the directories is the same one that is also used for the...

Page 64: ...ft button from the Disk mode page Then choose the Þle or Þles that you want to move Dir Sel 0 15 Index 1 File to move ATOMTOM K26 98K BLOWFISH K26 36K COLORS K26 109K Total 6846K DRUMHITS dir Select Root Parent Open OK Cancel Press OK when you have made your selection Press Cancel to return to the Disk mode page The K2600 remembers the most recent destination directory that a Þle was moved to If t...

Page 65: ... source and destination directories are the same the Þle will not be moved and an error message such as the one below is displayed This would happen if you pressed Current above The same message will be displayed if there is a Þle in the destination directory with the same name as the Þle to be moved File ATOMTOM K26 not moved Renaming Files Press the Rename soft button from Disk mode to rename Þl...

Page 66: ...gate through the directories to choose the Þle or directory you want to delete Within the current directory you can select multiple Þles for deletion You canÕt however delete Þles from more than one directory at a time If you move to a different directory in the middle of a deletion any Þles you had selected up to that point get deselected You cannot delete directory if it has any Þles in it To de...

Page 67: ...of the Þles within the directory that you choose plus all of its subdirectories and the Þles within them will be copied to the new disk If you want to backup the entire disk then make sure the current directory is the root directory as in the picture and press Current Next you will see a dialog for choosing the destination disk Destination disk SCSI 0 SCSI 1 SCSI 2 SCSI 3 OK Cancel Select the disk...

Page 68: ...ncel OK Begin the Backup function according to the parameters on this page Cancel Exit to Disk mode SetFile Set Backup starting Þle This is mainly used when you are backing up Þles from a larger SCSI disk to several smaller removable media disks Once one of the removable destination disks is full note the last Þle that was successfully copied Enter the Backup function again setting up the source a...

Page 69: ... to Backup with a few differences You canÕt copy directories The Replace or increment mode dialog does not appear Instead if youÕre copying a Þle that already exists in the destination directory the K2600 asks ÒReplace existing Þlename on destination disk Dir Sel 0 15 Index 1 File to copy ZYXWVUTS K26 418K PLANKTON dir ANIMALS K26 1097K Total 9040K VEGGIES K26 2801K Select Root Parent Open OK Canc...

Page 70: ...ut one or all banks in the K2600 before loading Þles This could help overcome the problem of having ÒsilentÓ copies of programs in your RAM that depend on samples that are no longer there because they disappeared the last time the K2600Õs power was turned off The following trick will allow a macro entry to essentially function as a Delete Bank or Delete Everything command Create a Þle somewhere on...

Page 71: ...r computer communications lines Ability to use graphical Þle management interfaces for organizing Þles and directories Ability to back up K2600 data using a PC compatible or Mac with commercially available software Easier transfer of data using standard Þle formats such as AIFF WAVE and MIDI Type 0 for importing and exporting samples and sequences Filename Compatibility DOS format does not support...

Page 72: ...sed on the extension They also help you to recognize the format of each Þle when looking at a directory listing You can use the Find Files utility Disk mode Util Find to search for Þles that match a certain extension The standard extensions used on the Þles are AIF AIFF WAV WAVE MID MIDI Type 0 Type 1 The Þrst time you enter the Export page after powering on or after a soft reset the format defaul...

Page 73: ...ntent of the disk The K2600 automatically recognizes the type of disk when you select it Press the Load soft button and youÕll see a page prompting you to select something to load weÕll call them objects since different manufacturers give them different names The top line of the display will tell you the number of objects available of the currently selected type as well as the index number of the ...

Page 74: ... select the bank that will receive the volume Press OK again and youÕll be prompted to press either the Progs soft button which will load program information in addition to the samples or the Samps soft button which will load only the sample information Programs are identiÞed by the extension p and are stored in program RAM Samples have the extension s and are stored in sample RAM You can press Ca...

Page 75: ...ame appears followed by dir to indicate its type The Layer buttons will take you to the Þrst and last Þles of the currently selected directory Note that if youÕre loading from ßoppy disks you wonÕt see any of the displays or soft buttons relating to directories since the directory architecture is not supported for ßoppies When a Þle is highlighted and you press OK the Bank dialog appears press OK ...

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