Overview: Chapter 4
STORING
The [STORE] button selects Store mode. Store mode has several pages which you can scroll through by using the [ ▲ CURSOR ▲] buttons. Each page in Store mode provides a different type of storage, copy or data transfer function. When storing edited Mixes or Programs into the User Bank or a RAM Card Bank, you will use the first page of Store mode (for more information about the other pages of Store mode, see Chapter 9). If you press [STORE], the display will look something like this:
Save Program to
USER 000
Each edit mode type requires its own store operation. For example, if while making a new Mix you also make changes within one of the Programs (such as lowering the filter level), you must use the Store command separately (from Mix Edit, and Program Edit or Effect Edit) in order to save your work. Note: When using the Store command from Effect Edit Mode, the associated Program is stored. This is because Effects are stored within their respective Programs.
If you select a different Mix while in Mix Edit mode, or a different Program in Program Edit mode, you will lose all changes you have made, unless you perform a store first.
✪You can only store Mixes and Programs into their respective User banks. The Preset banks are permanently stored in ROM and cannot be saved over.
STORE A PROGRAM OR MIX
➀While in either Program Mode or Mix mode, after making your edits press the [STORE] button.
The [STORE] button will begin to flash.
➁Optional: Select the memory Bank in which you want to store the Program or Mix
into by first pressing the [ ▲ CURSOR] button, and then using the [VALUE] knob to select a Bank. Once a Bank has been selected, press [CURSOR move the cursor back to the Program/Mix Number field.
If no RAM Card is inserted, you will only be able to select the User Bank.
➂Use the [VALUE] knob to select the Program/Mix location (00 – 127) in which you want to store the Program or Mix into.
➃Press [STORE] again to complete the operation.
Or, Press any other button to cancel out of the Store operation without storing.
✪Storing a Mix only stores the Mix parameters, not the individual Programs or Effect Patch used in the Mix. If you have edited any of the Programs in the Mix or the Effects Patch, you must store them separately.
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