Song Player/Recorder
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that some tracks (or the track whose num-
ber is displayed) now contain data. See
page 20 for how to listen to your piece.
Saving your song internally
Before switching your MR-200 off, you need to
save the piece (which the MR-200 calls a
“song”). The MR-200 has 99 internal memo-
ries.
Depending on the length and complexity (number of
tracks, etc.), the number of available internal memo-
ries may be less than 99. The total memory capacity is
indeed fixed and used for all data in all internal mem-
ory locations. So, if your first 32 songs (for example)
are extremely long and contain lots of notes, the
remaining 67 internal locations may no longer be
available.
Saving your songs internally has the advantage
that you don’t need a floppy disk. However, we
strongly recommend to also save your impor-
tant recordings to floppy disk as a safety pre-
caution. See page 37.
A
Stop song playback if it is still running.
B
Press the
[MENU]
button.
C
Use the PAGE
[√][®]
buttons to select the fol-
lowing function:
D
Use the
[VALUE]
knob to assign a character
to the cursor position (“
_
”).
For the first character (“N” in the example
above), you do not need to press the
[TEMPO]
button, because it is selected auto-
matically.
E
Press
[TEMPO]
to advance to the next posi-
tion and select a character using the
[VALUE]
knob.
F
Repeat step
E
to complete your name.
To correct a previously entered char-
acter, press
[TRACK]
and use the
[VALUE]
knob.
G
When you are happy with your name, press
the
[VALUE]
knob.
The display now responds with:
If “
Int Memory Full
” is displayed,
your song is too big for the remaining mem-
ory capacity. In that case, you can save your
song to floppy disk (see page 37) or delete
an internal song you no longer need (see
page 38) and then repeat the above.
Write iSong
1/26
< NEW_SONG >
Write iSong
1/26
< SEW_SONG >
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