Korg DSS-1 - 13. Troubleshooting Guide

■ The normal procedure for making a system for perfor
mance on the DSS-1 is as follows.
1. In the system mode, assemble the muitisounds
that you will need.
2. In the system mode, assemble the programs
that you will need.
3. In the program parameter mode, assign multi
sounds to OSC-1 and OSC-2. If necessary, also
adjust values for VCF, VGA, delay, and other
parameters.
4. In the program parameter mode, write changed
values from program output buffer to program
memory.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to make your 32 pro
grams.
6. In the system mode, save the system to disk.
This completes one system and preserves it on disk.
To perform with this system again, use the Ft G ET
SY ST EM function to load it from disk to memory.
System structure
Program memory.
| Note:
; You can't make a complete system by only collec-
I ting programs and multisounds. You must use the
■ program parameter mode to assign multisounds to
= the oscillators and then write the changes to pro-
; gram memory.
71 Disk Utility Mode
■ Functions in the disk utility mode.
This mode lets you perform the following tasks with
your disks.
• Format newly purchased disks to ready them for
use in the D SS-1.
• Protect saved data from accidental erasure or
change,
• Display a directory of saved multisound, sound,
and program names.
• Delete unwanted multisounds and sounds from
disks.
• Display used and free (available) number of blocks
on a disk.
Initial display for disk utility mode
***_DI5K UTILITY ***
s p l e c i - 0 3 " “7 ’ ) »
: Note:
i If you delete a multisound that is used by a system
! on a disk, then you will get an “Incompleted"
j message if you try to get (load) that system from
! disk to memory.
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GENERAL OPERATION