Korg wavestate - Keyboard Zones; Program Setup Parameters

Using the Librarian
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e Main Window will change to show the restore dialog. is shows the text note stored with the le, and includes a
series of check-boxes to select the types of data which will be restored. By default, all data types are selected except for
Calibration Data and the User Sample Bank.
Important: Only select Calibration Data when restoring to the identical physical instrument which created
the backup. Otherwise, leave it un-checked.
3. If desired, select the types of data to restore.
4. Press Start to begin the restore, or Cancel to return to the Main Window.
A progress bar shows the status of the restore, and a message appears when the restore is complete.
Tip: Merging data
If you want to merge your current state with a previous state, use Export and Import instead. If you have a backup le
and want to merge it with your current state, rst Export all data, then restore from the backup, and then re-Import the
data.
Editing Set Lists
With the Editor/Librarian, you can:
• Duplicate Set Lists
• Add Performances to Set Lists via drag-and-drop
• Re-arrange, cut, copy, and delete the Slots in a Set List
• Copy from one Set List to another
Duplicating Set Lists
To duplicate a Set List:
1. In the Main Window, select one or more Set Lists.
It may help to select the Set Lists tab rst, so that only Set Lists are shown. For more information, see “Main Window”
on page13.
2. In the Edit menu, select the Duplicate command.
You can also right-click on the Set List in the Main Window and use the contextual menu.
e selected Set List(s) will be duplicated, with a number appended to their name.
Adding Performances to a Set List
To add Performances to a Set List:
1. Open a Set List window.
With the default Preferences settings, you can open the window by double-clicking on a Set List in the Main Window.
For more information, see “Preferences” on page17.
2. Select one or more Performances in the Main Window.
3. Click and hold on a selected Performance, and drag it over a Slot in the Set List window.
e Performance will be pasted over the Slot. If you’re dragging multiple Performances, they will be pasted over the Slot
and immediately subsequent Slots, as necessary.
Re-arranging Slots in a Set List, or copying from one Set List to another
You can re-arrange the Slots in a Set List, such as using cut, copy, paste, and insert, using three dierent methods:
• Commands in the Edit menu
• Commands in the pop-up contextual menu (right-click, or control-click on MacOS)
• Drag-and-drop
You can open multiple Set List windows at once. If one of the windows shows the Set List currently selected on the
wavestate, the note “(Active)” appears aer its name in the title bar.
Using commands in the Edit menu or contextual menu
To re-arrange Slots using the Edit menu:
1. Select the Slots that you’d like to copy, cut, or delete.
You can select two or more non-continuous Slots using command-click on MacOS, or Ctrl-click in Windows.
Alternatively, select a continuous range of Slots by using Shi-click.