Kurzweil PC3K6, Musician'S Manual

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Storage Mode
The LOAD Page
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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
through all selected items. If there are no items selected, then this button doesn’t do anything.
The Type button jumps to the next object of a different type from the one that is currently
highlighted. This is a convenient way to find a particular type of object in the list.
When you are all done selecting objects to load, press OK . As stated above, if only one object is
to be loaded, it is implicitly selected if it is the currently highlighted object and there are no other
selected objects in the list.
Cancel returns to the file list dialog, highlighting the file you just opened. You can load the
entire file after pressing Cancel by pressing OK when you return to the file list.
Select All/Deselect All
Selecting or deselecting all of the objects at once can be done with the same double ‐ presses as
described for the file list dialog, namely:
• Left/Righ t cursor double ‐ press: Select All Objects
• Up/Down cursor double ‐ press: Clear All Selections
If you want to load most but not all of the items from a file (for example, if there happens to be a
Master table in the file that you don’t want to load), it may be fastest to first select all objects
using the Left/Right double ‐ press, and then manually deselect any unwanted items.
Loading Methods
Once you have pressed OK to decide on what bank to use, you will see this dialog:
The soft buttons control the mode for loading and renumbering of objects from the file. Here’s
how they work:
OvFill First deletes all RAM objects in the selected bank, and then loads objects using
consecutive numbering.
Overwrt First deletes all RAM objects in the selected bank, and then loads objects using the
object ID numbers stored in the file.
Merge Preserve the object ID numbers stored in the file for the objects to be loaded,
overwrite objects already in memory if necessary. For files that don’t have ID
numbers (.MID, .WAV and .AIF files,) Merge behaves the same as Fill.
Append Try to use the object ID numbers stored in the file for the objects to be loaded. If an
ID number is already in use, increment the ID number until a free slot is found. For