Yamaha AN200 Editor, Руководство пользователя

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File Menus
When the AN200 Editor is active and selected, the following functions appear in the File
menu:
• New
• Open AN200 File
• Save AN200 File
• Save AN200 File As
These are used for creating, saving, and opening your original AN200 Files. Using the
Save (or Save As) command here saves all 128 User patterns to a selected AN200 File.
(The special .ANS extension allows you to easily organize the files.)
By keeping a library of your original patterns as AN200 Files, you can easily call up the
settings you need (with the Open command) and quickly transmit them to your tone gen-
erator/sound card.
• Before saving a set of User patterns as an AN200 File, make sure to store the pattern cur-
rently being edited. If a pattern is not properly stored, it will not be contained in the AN200
File data.
Use this function to create a new AN200 File.
If you've edited the current settings of the AN200 Editor at all, the display then prompts
you to store the pattern. (See Storing an AN200 Pattern .) Creating a new AN200 File
cancels the current panel settings and resets all parameters to their normal values.
Creating a new AN200 File resets the User Patterns back to the defaults, the same data
as those when the power is turned on.
• See AN200 Librarian information on initializing the User Pattern.
• This operation loads a new file of User Pattern into only the User pattern memory of the
AN200 Editor. If you want to play with these Patterns separate from the AN200 Editor, you
should transmit the User Pattern. (Refer to
Transmit AN200 Bulk Dump Data .) There is no
need to transmit AN200 Bulk Dump Data if you select a pattern in the Pattern List of the
AN200 Editor, since the current pattern bulk data is sent with that operation.
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