Korg EASYSTART M50, Руководство пользователя

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Loading & saving data
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When you press the OK button, the display will ask
“Are you sure?” Press the OK button once again to
write the data.
Using the (SEQUENCER) REC/WRITE switch to
write
1. In the following pages of Global mode, press the
SEQUENCER REC/WRITE switch.
One of the following dialog boxes will appear
according to the page.
P0–P4: Update Global Setting
P5: Update Drum Kits
P6: Update Arpeggio Patterns
2. To write the data, press the OK button. If you
decide not to write, press the Cancel button.
Memory in Global mode
When the power is turned on, the Global mode data is
called from internal memory into the Global mode
memory area. Then when you modify the parameters
in Global mode, the data in the memory area will be
modified. If you wish to save this modified data in
internal memory, you must Write it.
When you write this data, the data in the memory area
is written into the global settings.
If you turn off the power without writing, the modified
data in the memory area will be lost.
Memory protect
To prevent Programs, Combinations, Songs, Drum
Kits, and User Arpeggio Patterns from being
overwritten accidentally, the M50 provides a Memory
Protect setting that prohibits writing to memory.
Before you save edited data or load data from media,
use the following procedure to turn the memory
protect off (uncheck the appropriate check box).
You must also turn memory protect off before loading
the above data from media or via a MIDI data dump,
or before recording in Sequencer mode.
1. Press the MODE GLOBAL switch to enter Global
mode.
2. Access the Global P0: Basic Setup– Basic page.
3. Press the “Memory Protect” check box for the type
of data you wish to write to internal memory, so
that the box is unchecked.
Memory Area
Write Power On
Internal Memory
Edit
Global Setting
P0...P4
Drum Kits
P5
Arpeggio Patterns
P6
Editing will affect the data that has
been called into the memory area.
When you Write, the
various Global mode
settings will be saved in
internal memory. When the power is
turned on, the settings
are called into the
memory area.