Part VI

Disk Drive

How to use the Style Convert Disk

Style data from commercial manufacturers can be loaded into the COMPOSER and used by this instrument.

Disk Drive

1.Turn on the DISK button.

DISK

DISK

IN USE

LOAD

2.On the DISK MENU display, select STYLE CONVERT.

3.Insert the “STYLE CONVERT DISK” that was included with this instrument into the Disk Drive slot.

The display changes to the STYLE TYPE SELECT display.

4.Select the style type.

5.Press the OK button.

6.Follow the instructions on the display to per- form the desired operation.

The operation differs depending on the type of disk.

For Technics type data, all of the MEMORY contents of the COMPOSER are overwritten, and in some cases, the SOUND MEMORY contents are also overwritten.

Style data that requires a lot of data space may not be loaded.

Depending on the style, volume balance and tone nuances in each part of the pattern may not be played back as in the original data because of the difference in sound source waveform. Also, special effects and tones in- cluding edited tones may not be played back correctly.

It is possible to play back patterns of more than 16 measures, but they are not recorded or edited correctly.

When style data differs for the INTRO, FILL IN and VARIATION time signatures, the INTRO, FILL IN and ENDING may not be played back correctly.

Depending on the manufacturer, the number of styles written on the disk label may differ from the actual number of styles included on the disk.

About the Initial Data Disk

Use INITIAL DATA DISK to reset the CUSTOM STYLE and other data to the factory preset settings.

The disk contains the following data. Specify which file you wish to load.

CTMINI

CUSTOM STYLE initial data

 

 

UMDINI

USER MIDI SETTING initial data

 

 

FAVINI

FAVORITES SETTING initial data

 

 

HPGINI

HOME PAGE SETTING initial data

 

 

Be careful not to accidentally delete a file.

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Panasonic SX-KN7000 operating instructions How to use the Style Convert Disk, About the Initial Data Disk