Korg triton-rack 信息指南

The data that can be loaded from external media (e.g., 
floppy disk) is shown in the diagram at the bottom of 
the previous page. (

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For details on each type of data, 

refer to PG p.123)If the separately sold EXB-SCSI option is installed, data 
can also be loaded from media such as a hard disk or 
CD-ROM.

Select this when you wish to reload programs or com-
binations that you created and saved using “Save All” 
or “Save PCG,” or when you wish to restore the pre-
loaded data (factory settings) from the included floppy 
disks.

Before loading programs, combinations, multis, 
user drum kits, and user arpeggio patterns, you 
must turn off memory protect in Global mode 
(☞p.37).

Here, as an example, we will load the PRELOAD.PCG 
file from the included floppy disk. A .PCG file contains 
programs, combinations, drum kits, user arpeggio pat-
terns, and global settings. (

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lower diagram on previ-

ous page)

1 Insert the floppy disk “TNRFD-00P” into the 

For details on handling floppy disks, please be sure 
to read “Cautions when handling floppy disks” 
(☞p.84)

2 Enter Disk mode, and press a function key etc. to 

3 Select the Load page.

File information will be displayed in the LCD 
screen.

4 Select a PRELOAD .PCG file.

The selected file will be highlighted in the display.

If the data you wish to load is located in a lower or 
higher directory level, use [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 TRITON-Rack will be overwritten 
with the data of that .PCG file (programs, combi-
nations, drum kits, user arpeggio patterns, global 
settings). If you wish to keep the data that is cur-
rently in internal memory, you must execute “Save 
All” or “Save PCG” to save it before you load other 
data.

5 From the utility menu, choose “Load Selected.”

A dialog box will appear. The dialog box and its set-
tings and operation will differ depending on the 
type of file that you load. For details on each file, 
refer to PG p.123.

If you check “Load ********.SNG too” when load-
ing, the .SNG file of the same name as the .PCG file 
will also be loaded. If you check “Load 
********.KSC too” when loading, the .KSC file of the 
same name as the .PCG file will also be loaded. 
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6 In “.PCG Contents,” specify the data that will be 

1) If you wish to load all the data of the .PCG file, 

.

Normally you will select All. If you load PRE-
LOAD.PCG from the included floppy disk using 
All

, all the data of the .PCG file will be loaded as fol-

lows.

Programs
• Bank I-A file: loaded to bank I-A
• Bank I-B file: loaded to bank I-B
• Bank I-C file: loaded to bank I-C
• Bank I-D file: loaded to bank I-D
• Bank I-E file: loaded to bank I-E

Combinations
• Bank I-A file: loaded to bank I-A
• Bank I-B file: loaded to bank I-B
• Bank I-C file: loaded to bank I-C
• Bank I-D file: loaded to bank I-D

Drum Kits
• 00–15 (I-A/B) file: loaded to banks I-A/B

Arpeggio Patterns
• 000–199 (I-A/B) file: loaded to banks I-A/B

2) If you wish to load the data of the .PCG file by indi-

vidual banks, use “.PCG Contents” to select the 
load source bank, and “To” to select the load desti-
nation bank.
When you execute the load operation, only the pro-
grams, combinations, drum kits, and user arpeggio 
patterns

 of the specified bank will be loaded to the