Korg SV-1 User Manual
Backup page | Copying data from a backup set to the internal memory – 57
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C
OPYING
DATA
FROM
A
BACKUP
SET
TO
THE
INTERNAL
MEMORY
You can copy sounds, favorites and User scale from a backup set to the internal
memory of the SV-1.
memory of the SV-1.
1.
Go to the Backup page.
2.
Click the Open icon to open a backup set from disk.
3.
Drag sounds and favorites from the backup set to the side drawer’s Sounds or
Favorites lists. You can drag sounds onto sound or favorite locations, and
favorites onto favorite or sound locations (they are interchangeable).
Favorites lists. You can drag sounds onto sound or favorite locations, and
favorites onto favorite or sound locations (they are interchangeable).
4.
Drag User scales from the backup set to the side drawer’s Scale list.
5.
You can select more items at the same time (see above). Also, you can use the
tool icons or menu commands to copy or move items.
tool icons or menu commands to copy or move items.
WARNING: Transferring data from the backup set will delete all the SV-1’s
memory content. Be sure you have a backup of that data.
memory content. Be sure you have a backup of that data.
M
IXING
DATA
FROM
TWO
OR
MORE
BACKUP
SETS
You can copy data from other backup sets to create a new composite backup set.
1.
Create a new backup set, as seen above (we will call this the Backup Set A).
2.
Click the Open icon to open a second backup set from disk. It will open into
a new tab (we will call this the Backup Set B).
a new tab (we will call this the Backup Set B).
3.
Select any item from Backup Set B, and click the Copy icon to copy it.
4.
Return to Backup Set A (the one you are editing).
5.
Select a location, and choose Paste to paste the original item from Backup Set
B to Backup Set A (the one you are editing).
B to Backup Set A (the one you are editing).
6.
Click the Save or Save As icon to save Backup Set A to disk.
C
HANGING
THE
ORDER
OF
THE
INTERNAL
SOUNDS
You can rearrange the sounds that come with the SV-1 from the factory. You
might want to do so because you don’t like the order we choose, or because there
are sounds you are not using all that often, and prefer to replace them with
sounds you find more useful.
might want to do so because you don’t like the order we choose, or because there
are sounds you are not using all that often, and prefer to replace them with
sounds you find more useful.
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