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IMPORTANT REMINDERS WHEN STORING NEW SOUNDS
1. You cannot overwrite a Rom-Sound.
A modified ROM-Sound generates a RAM-
Sound which can be stored to either an empty
location, or to an existing RAM-Sound. If
you attempt to store a RAM-Sound to a ROM-
Sound destination, the display will show the
following message:
Repeat the operation and select an empty
location.
2. If you save the new RAM-Sound to an exist-
ing RAM-Sound, the existing file will be irre-
mediably lost without warning.
Be absolutely sure, therefore, that you have
stored the existing RAM-Sound to disk or
Hard disk before confirming the save proce-
dure.
IMPORTANT REMINDERS WHEN STORING NEW SOUNDS
1. You cannot overwrite a Rom-Sound.
A modified ROM-Sound generates a RAM-
Sound which can be stored to either an empty
location, or to an existing RAM-Sound. If
you attempt to store a RAM-Sound to a ROM-
Sound destination, the display will show the
following message:
Repeat the operation and select an empty
location.
2. If you save the new RAM-Sound to an exist-
ing RAM-Sound, the existing file will be irre-
mediably lost
without warning.
Be absolutely sure, therefore, that you have
stored the existing RAM-Sound to disk or
Hard disk before confirming the save proce-
dure.
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Edit Sound 2•41
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Edit Sound 2•41
IMPORTANT REMINDERS WHEN STORING NEW SOUNDS
1. You cannot overwrite a Rom-Sound.
A modified ROM-Sound generates a RAM-
Sound which can be stored to either an empty
location, or to an existing RAM-Sound. If
you attempt to store a RAM-Sound to a ROM-
Sound destination, the display will show the
following message:
Repeat the operation and select an empty
location.
2. If you save the new RAM-Sound to an exist-
ing RAM-Sound, the existing file will be irre-
mediably lost without warning.
Be absolutely sure, therefore, that you have
stored the existing RAM-Sound to disk or
Hard disk before confirming the save proce-
dure.
IMPORTANT REMINDERS WHEN STORING NEW SOUNDS
1. You cannot overwrite a Rom-Sound.
A modified ROM-Sound generates a RAM-
Sound which can be stored to either an empty
location, or to an existing RAM-Sound. If
you attempt to store a RAM-Sound to a ROM-
Sound destination, the display will show the
following message:
Repeat the operation and select an empty
location.
2. If you save the new RAM-Sound to an exist-
ing RAM-Sound, the existing file will be irre-
mediably lost
without warning.
Be absolutely sure, therefore, that you have
stored the existing RAM-Sound to disk or
Hard disk before confirming the save proce-
dure.
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