Roland VIMA JM-8, Owner'S Manual

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Saving your song along with the lyrics
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Resynching lyrics
If you want to correct Lyrics synchronization for a song
that already contains Lyrics data, there is no need to
import a new text file.
In that case, proceed as follows to select the “LYRICS
SYNC” page:
(1) If necessary, load the song whose Lyrics data you
want to resynchronize.
(2) Press the [EXIT] button repeatedly until it stops
flashing to return to the main page (if necessary).
(3) Press
[MENU]
‰
[ADVANCED]
‰
[LYRICS¥SYNC]
.
The message means that the lyrics synchronization of
the previously selected song will be erased.
(4) If that’s OK with you, press the
[YES]
display but-
ton.
If not, press the
[NO]
display button to return to the
“MENU” page.
If you press
[YES]
, you’re all set for the synchroniza-
tion work:
This display page shows the first text lines of the SMF
file you selected.
(5) Proceed with “Synchronizing the text file” on
p. 80.
Saving your song along with the
lyrics
After synchronizing the Lyrics, you must save the song
again. To do so, proceed as follows:
(1) On the “LYRICS SYNC” page, press the
[SAVE]
dis-
play button.
the display changes to:
(2) Select the device where you want to save your
song:
(3) Select the folder where you want to save your
song by pressing its name.
If you like, you can also create a new folder where
the file will be saved. If you don’t, proceed with step
(4) below.
(a) After performing step (2), press the
[NEW¥FOLDER]
display button.
SMF and mp3 songs you save after synchronizing lyr-
ics for them will contain those lyrics (as part of their
data set). When you save a WAV file with synchro-
nized lyrics, however, a separate .lrc file with the
same name as the related WAV file is saved to the
location of the audio file.
Display button Meaning
HDD Your song will be saved to the internal
hard disk.
USB Your song file will be saved to a con-
nected USB storage device. (You can
still connect it now if you forgot to do
so earlier.)
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