Chapter 10: Disk Operation
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Saving the Data
When the power is turned off, all of the data will be erased. If you have any data that you want to
keep, make sure that you save the data to a disk before the power is turned off.
The MPC2000XL uses various files and they are labeled with different extensions depending on
the type of file.
______.ALL A file with 99 sequences and 20 songs.
______.MID A standard MIDI, a sequence, file.
______.APS All of the programs in the MPC2000XL memory when saved.
The sounds in the memory will be saved as a separate sound
file when the APS file is saved. The APS only contains pro-
gram data, but when a file is loaded, the sounds used by the
program will be loaded as well.
______.PGM A program file. When a PGM file is saved, it will only contain
program data, but when a file is loaded, the sounds used by
the program will be loaded as well.
______.SND MPC2000XL Sound file.
______.WAV A sound file.
1
Hold SHIFT and press LOAD (3 on the numeric keypad) to enter the Disk mode. Press
SAVE [F2] to display the save screen.
SAVE FORMAT SETUP DO ITLOAD
Type:Save All Sequences & SongsSave All Sequences & Songs
File:ALL_SEQ_SONG1 Size= 24K
Device:Floppy
Free= 821K
SAVE
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2
Select the disk to which you will be saving the data in the Device: field. If you are saving
to a floppy disk, select Floppy. If you are saving the data to an external SCSI drive,
select the appropriate SCSI ID number.
Note: When SCSI is selected in the
Device:
field, the screen will display a
Part:
field and a folder icon will appear.
SAVE FORMAT SETUP DO ITLOAD
Type:Save All Sequences & SongsType:Save All Sequences & Songs
File:ALL_SEQ_SONG1 Size= 24K
Device:SCSI-0
Free=6000.0K
SAVE
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HD
Select the partition you want to save to.
3
Select the type of data that you want to save in the Type: field. The operation will differ
slightly depending on the selected type.
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