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3•8 Reference Guide
LOAD SINGLE
The Load Single command offers the following
possibilities:
Load Single Block
Rewrites the entire contents of RAM. Block data
contains: Setup file, Sounds, Performances, Style
Performances, User Styles (and relative Perform-
ances), Songs (and relative Performances).
Load Single Setup
Loads a Setup file into RAM. Setup files contain
information relating to the status of the instru-
ment’s general functions (Tuning/Scale, Audio
Mic/Line settings, the MIDI Lock status, MIDI lock
configurations, Pedals/Pads Lock status, Pedals
and Pads configuration). Load a disk-based
Setup file when you want to change the general
status of the instrument in a single step instead
of programming the individual parameters that
constitute a Setup file. Loading a Setup file into
RAM does not affect other data. Only one Setup
file resides in each Block.
Load Single Song
Loads Songs to RAM one at a time. This opera-
tion allows you to choose single Song files from
various different blocks and load to RAM in a pre-
ferred order. SK760/880 can load Songs from
disk in its own format (Song), in previous com-
patible formats (WK, SK, PS, WX, SX), in stand-
ard MIDI file format 0 or 1 and in Tune1000
™
for-
mat.
Load Single MIDI File
Loads disk-based MIDI files to RAM one at a time
Loading MIDI Files into RAM automatically con-
verts the files into SK760/880 format Songs. The
«Load MIDI File» procedure is almost identical
to «Load Single Song». In this case instead of
Song names, you’ll see a list of files in the source
directory with the “.MID” extension. In some
cases, other names appear which represent sub-
directories containing other MIDI Files.
Important: When you load a MIDI File, track 17
is created automatically in order to be able to play
along with the Song in playback.
Load Single Sound
Loads single disk-based sounds to the Sound
Bank destinations. Loads Ram-Sounds as well
as RAM -Sounds. The «Load Single Sound»
procedure is characterized by an increased
number of steps, owing to the fact that there are
16 Sound Groups, each consisting of 8 Banks of
16 slots. You can choose to load your Ram-
Sounds anywhere you want, but it is recom-
mended that you load to the original Sound Group
to facilitate future selection.
Load Single Sound also features a Sound Search
function. Owing to the large SK760/880 Sound
library, you might find it easier to pass directly to
a Sound bank by specifying the name of a Sound
that occupies a particular bank. From there, you
can then easily select a destination for the Sound
being loaded. The Sound Search procedure is
explained in detail on pages 3.33 & 3.34.
Load Single Performance
Loads a single Performance (RealTime) to any
of the 64 locations of the Performance Groups
(1-8). The incoming Performances overwrite
those in RAM. The original factory-set Perform-
ances can be restored at any time with the Re-
store Perf. operation.
Load Single User Style
Loads a single User Style and associated User
Style Performances to any location in the USER
Style Groups (1-4).
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