2. Transferring MIDI events
The conversion of the event data of the style is called up using
the Edit function (L2). In Bar Edit (L1) select the option Open
ACC. Confirm the operation with Execute (F6). To make doubly
sure, the display informs you again of the impending overwriting
of tracks 4 through 11 ("Open accompaniment data onto TRK 04
- TRK 11"), which you confirm again by pressing Execute (F6).
After successful conversion the message "Execute" disappears,
and you can return to the sequencer's main page by pressing the
Exit button three times. If you now look at the display's Track
page, you will see that tracks 4 through 11 are recorded with the
transferred accompaniment data and show the symbol > .
3. Saving
A volatile memory is available for recording with the sequencer;
the recorded sequencer song must be saved to floppy disk
before the power of the Z1000 is turned off; otherwise the data
are lost. You will be reminded of this fact, however, before you
exit the sequencer. In fact, for safety's sake we recommended
saving the recorded material immediately after exiting from the
sequencer, so that you don't have to remind yourself of the
current status of data management each time you terminate a
session at the Z1000.
Press the Disk button to save the data. Two formats are
available for saving your song: Song (recommended, this is the
Z1000's sequencer song format) and SMF (Standard MIDI File for
conversion).
The sequencer in practice
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