9. Writing a program or combination
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STEP 2
9. Writing a program or combination
A program or combination that you have modified by adjusting parameters with the performance
editor or in any Edit mode can be saved into internal memory. This procedure is referred to as
Writing a program or combination into memory. Program or combination data can not only be
written into the internal memory of the TRINITY, but also stored on a floppy disk or on an exter-
nal MIDI device Refer to “9. Saving data” on page 56 for more information.
There are two ways to write programs and combinations, as explained below. Before you write,
turn off the Protect setting in Global mode (☞page 51 in this manual).
< About the edit buffer >
When you select a program or combination in Program Play mode or Combination Play mode,
the program or combination data is copied from internal memory into a location known as the
“edit buffer.” Adjustments that you make to parameters in Program Edit mode and Combina-
tion Edit mode affect the data in the edit buffer.
If you wish to save the data that has been modified in this way, you must write it into memory.
When you write the data, the contents of the edit buffer are written into the program number
or combination number memory of the specified bank.
If you select another program or combination without writing, the newly selected program or
combination will be called into the edit buffer, and your edits will be lost.
Program
BankA 1...127
Program
BankA 1...127
Combination
BankA 1...127
Edit Buffer
Write
Select
Internal Memory
Edit
Combination
BankA 1...127
Combination
BankA 1...127
Combination
BankA 0...127
Program
BankA 1...127
Program
BankA 1...127
Program
BankA 0...127
Your editing affects the data in the edit buffer. The
programs and combinations that are being played
use the data in the edit buffer.
When you write, the program or
combination settings are saved into
internal memory.
When you select a program or combination, the
data is copied from internal memory into the edit
buffer.
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