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VA-76 – User Style Utility

Style tracks” on page 172 for a step-by-step tour of this function. The following does not present all parame- ters and settings available for the Copy function.

Track (ADrums, ABass, Acc1~6, ALL)— Allows you to select the track whose data you wish to copy (the source pattern). Do not forget to select the right Style (if it isn’t already selected).

Mode— Allows you to specify one third of the source pattern’s address: Major, Minor, 7th, or All.

Type— Allows you to specify the type of the source pattern: Basic, Advanced, or ALL.

Division— This parameter is used to select the Divi- sion of the source pattern you wish to copy: Original, Variation, or ALL.

Style — Press this field and use the [TEMPO/DATA] dial or the BANK/NUMBER pad to select the Style that contains the desired source pattern. The name of that Style is displayed in the second line.

Disk User— Press this field and use the Find function to select a Style on the inserted Zip or floppy disk.

The Destination page allows you to select the address the selected source pattern is to be copied to (the desti- nation pattern). Please be aware of the following:

a)ADrums patterns can only be copied to ADrums tracks.

b)ABass patterns can only be copied to ABass tracks.

c)Acc patterns (e.g. Acc3~Acc6) can be copied to any Acc – but never to an ADrums or ABass track.

d)If the destination track is set to a “forbidden” value, the VA-76 automatically selects the corre- sponding source value.

For example: if you selected an ADrums track as source and the Acc3 track as destination, the VA-76 automatically selects “Acc3” as source track.

Times (1~99)— Sets the number of copies you wish to make. The value “3” means that you will end up with 3 contiguous copies, whereby the second copy is placed immediately after the first, etc.

Execute— Press this field to copy the data.

Name

[FUNCTION MENU] button→ [User Style Composer] field→ [Utility] field→ [Name]

See “Naming your User Style” on page 170 and page 68 for details.

Delete

[FUNCTION MENU] button→ [User Style Composer] field→ [Utility] field→ [Delete]

Unlike “Delete” on page 178, the User Style Delete function is used to clear the VA-76’s Disk User mem- ory. If you are sure you no longer need a given Style, delete it using this function.

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