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24 RHYTHM DESIGNER RD-9 User Manual
Global Song Data Files
Each of the 16 songs stored in the RD-9’s Storage Memory has a Song Data le. When a song is loaded into the sequencer from Storage Memory, this is the le that is
loaded. The song loaded into the sequencer at any given time is called the Live Song. Changes the user makes to the Live Song Data le do not persist, the le must be
saved back to the Storage Memory before another Song Data le is loaded.
Song Arrangement
All of the data in a song arrangement is contained in its Song Data le. These data is shown below:
Parameter Name Description Values
Song Data Version From time to time, new versions of the RD-9 rmware will be released. This rmware
will contain both bug xes and new features. Additional parameters may be added to the
Song Data le to support those new features. The Song Data le is therefore versioned to
guarantee compatibility between rmware releases.
Product Variant The RD-9 is part of a series of Behringer products that sequence songs. This parameter is
used to distinguish between RD-9 Song Data les and other song data les.
Song Sections (1 – 16) A song arrangement can have up to 16 Song Sections. Any of the 16 associated patterns
can be loaded into a section. There is a parameter for each section.
Pattern Number (0 – 15)
Pattern Repeats (1 – 16) When a pattern is loaded into a Song Section it can be repeated a number of times. There
is a parameter for each section.
No. of Repeats (1 - 100)
Next Song When Song Chaining is turned on, another song can be automatically cued to play after
the Live Song has nished.
Song No. (0 – 15)