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Disk Mode Enhancements in Version 3

Saving Files

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Working with Relink-by-Name

Here are a couple of more in-depth examples that can show how Relink-by-Name works in a

practical situation.

Consider that your K2000's RAM contains the following one-layer program and also its

dependent keymap and samples (the techniques used in this example could well apply no

matter how many programs with any number of layers you want to save):

Program: 317 Steinwave Piano

Keymap: 300 Steinwave Piano

Samples: 300 StwaveG1 .......... Sample 310 StwaveC7

In this case you might wish to save the samples and the keymap in one ﬁle, and the Program in

another ﬁle. So, from the Save Object dialog you could ﬁrst select all the Samples 300-310, and

Keymap 300, for saving into a ﬁle, let's say STWAVE1.KRZ.

You would then return to the Save Object dialog and save just Program 317 in a separate ﬁle in

the same directory, let's say STWAVE2.KRZ....only this time, you will be asked the

Save|dependent|objects? question pictured above. Answer this by pressing Names.

After saving, the ﬁle STWAVE2.KRZ will contain two objects in it, Program 317 and a name

table. You can easily verify this by going to the Load function (or any other disk function) and

pressing Open on the ﬁle just saved (which should come up already highlighted). The display of

objects for the ﬁle will look like this:

Func:LOAD|||||Sel:0/2|||||||||||Index:|1

||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||

Table||||36|Names|||||||||||||||||||334|

Program|317|Steinwave|Piano|||||||||274|

||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||

Select||Next|||Type||Multi|||OK|||Cancel|

The name table will always be the ﬁrst object in the list. You can verify the exact contents of the

name table by using the View Name Table shortcut; make sure the name table is highlighted,

and press either the Left or Right cursor button on the front-panel. You’ll see the following

informational display:

Name|Table|Contents|||||||||||||||||||||

Keymap||300|Steinwave|Piano|||||||||||||

Sample||300|StwaveG1||||||||||||||||||||

Sample||301|StwaveD2||||||||||||||||||||

Sample||302|StwaveB2||||||||||||||||||||

Sample||303|StwaveE3||||||||||||||||||||

Sample||304|StwaveB3||||||||||||||||||||

Sample||305|StwaveG4||||||||||||||||||||

||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||OK||

The Name Table Contents display shows what would have been saved in the ﬁle had you

answered Yes to Save|dependent|objects? instead of answering by pressing Names. More

importantly, it allows you to see what objects will need to be already loaded in to the K2000

before loading this ﬁle.

Synthesis Type	VAST (Variable Architecture Synthesis Technology)
Polyphony	24 voices
Category	Synthesizer
Model	K2000
Document Type	Guide Supplement
Version	3
Sampling	Optional
Sequencer	16-track sequencer
Keyboard	61 keys
MIDI	Yes
Effects	Reverb, chorus, delay, EQ, distortion

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