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2 Enter Media mode, and press any function key to
make the TR recognize the media.
3 Select the Load page.
The LCD screen will display file information.
4 If you are loading from an external SCSI device,
use the [INC]/[DEC] keys to select the media that
contains the data you want to load.
contains the data you want to load.
5 Use the [ ], [ ] cursor keys to select a .PCG file.
The selected file will be highlighted.
If the data you want to load is located in a lower or
higher level of the directory structure, press the
[F6] (“OPEN”) or [F5] (“UP”) keys to display the
desired data, and then select it.
higher level of the directory structure, press the
[F6] (“OPEN”) or [F5] (“UP”) keys to display the
desired data, and then select it.
When you load a .PCG file, the data in the internal
memory of the TR will be overwritten by the data
from the .PCG file (programs, combinations, drum
kits, user arpeggio patterns, global settings). If
internal memory contains data that you want to
keep, use “Save All” or “Save PCG” to save it
before you load other data.
memory of the TR will be overwritten by the data
from the .PCG file (programs, combinations, drum
kits, user arpeggio patterns, global settings). If
internal memory contains data that you want to
keep, use “Save All” or “Save PCG” to save it
before you load other data.
6 In the Utility menu, select “Load Selected.”
A dialog box will appear. The display and opera-
tions will differ depending on the type of file that is
to be loaded. For details on each type of file, refer to
PG p.143.
tions will differ depending on the type of file that is
to be loaded. For details on each type of file, refer to
PG p.143.
7 If you execute the Load operation with “Load
********.SNG too” checked, the .SNG file will be
loaded at the same time as the .PCG file.
loaded at the same time as the .PCG file.
If you execute the Load operation with “Load
********.KSC too” checked, the .KSC file will be
loaded at the same time as the .PCG file.
********.KSC too” checked, the .KSC file will be
loaded at the same time as the .PCG file.
8 Press the [F8] (“OK”) key to execute the Load oper-
ation.
Loading will be halted if the specified data is not
found in the file. (
found in the file. (
Never remove the media while the data is being
loaded.
loaded.
Saving data
For the procedure of saving data to an SD card or to
external SCSI media, refer to “Saving on external
media” (
external SCSI media, refer to “Saving on external
media” (
Types of data that can be saved
The following types of data can be saved on external
media (SD card etc.). If the separately sold EXB-SMPL
option is installed, data can also be saved on high-
capacity media such as a hard disk.
media (SD card etc.). If the separately sold EXB-SMPL
option is installed, data can also be saved on high-
capacity media such as a hard disk.
• .PCG files
Programs, combinations, global settings, drum kits,
user arpeggio patterns (the data specified by the
“S.Item” (Select Save Items) check boxes when sav-
ing will be saved).
user arpeggio patterns (the data specified by the
“S.Item” (Select Save Items) check boxes when sav-
ing will be saved).
• .SNG files
Songs, cue lists
• .KSC files
Script file (.KSC files) listing the multisamples and
samples created in Sampling mode (if the separately
sold EXB-SMPL option is installed), with multisam-
ples (.KMP files) and samples (.KSF files)
samples created in Sampling mode (if the separately
sold EXB-SMPL option is installed), with multisam-
ples (.KMP files) and samples (.KSF files)
• Standard MIDI files (SMF)
A single pattern of Sequencer mode can be saved as
SMF data.
SMF data.
• System exclusive data
System exclusive data received by the TR from an
external MIDI device (the TR can be used as a data
filer).
external MIDI device (the TR can be used as a data
filer).
• .WAVE files, .AIFF files
Samples you created in Sampling mode (if the sepa-
rately sold EXB-SMPL option is installed) can be
exported and saved as .WAVE files or .AIFF files.
rately sold EXB-SMPL option is installed) can be
exported and saved as .WAVE files or .AIFF files.
For details on each type of file and the icon associ-
ated with it, refer to the lower diagram on p.101.
ated with it, refer to the lower diagram on p.101.