General Music S2 Turbo, Руководство пользователя

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3. Go to the second page ( Save ) with the
MULTIFUNCTION BUTTONS
:
4.
Select the disk where you intend to save the start-up settings (
FUNCTION SELECT A
=
floppy disk,
FUNCTION SELECT B
= R
AM
-disk).
5. Specify 1 (or press
ENTER
) to save the entire contents of memory to disk.
6. If the start-up disk chosen is the R
AM
-disk, turn on the instrument with no floppy disk
inserted in the drive. The instrument will power up with settings contained in the
Ram-disk (Bank/Song 1 with no Song).
If you want to override the Ram-disk when you turn on, in order to obtain standard default
conditions, turn on the instrument holding the
ENTER
button pressed during the start-up - this will
exclude the R
AM
-disk.
7.
If the start-up disk is the floppy, turn the instrument on with the floppy disk inserted in
the drive. The instrument will power up with settings contained in the disk (Bank/
Song 1 with no Song).
To restore default conditions, turn on the instrument with no disk inserted in the drive. (If the
Ram-disk contains data, hold
ENTER
pressed during the start-up).
Record a new Song using the Performances
of an existing Bank/Song
To record a new Song, you can use the Performances of an existing Bank/Song present in
memory or one saved to disk.
• Select the Bank/Song and record a Song using the relative Performances. If necessary,
you can cancel the Song already present in the Bank.
• You can load a Bank/Song from disk and use it to record your Song. If the Bank/Song
already contains a Song, you can cancel it.
Using a Bank/Song already present in memory
1.
Select the Bank/Song.
2.
If necessary, cancel the existing Song.
Warning: Conserve a copy of the original Bank/Song in a disk, if you do not want to loose the
original Song.
3. Record the Song, following the procedure described in this section under the title How
to record a Song.
Using a Bank/Song contained in a disk
1.
Load the Bank/Song from disk using the procedure
[
DISK
] [
LOAD SINGLE BANK
/
SONG
]
de-
scribed in this section under the title Loading the contents of disk to memory.
2.
Record the Song, following the procedure described in this section under the title How
to record a Song.
(7) Create or modify the Bank/Songs