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Disk Mode
The Multiple Object Selector Page
Example: Toggle
Toggle is useful when you want to select all objects in the list except those that meet certain
conditions. For example, you may want to free up some RAM by deleting all objects that are not
being used by a song that you’re working on.
1. Go to Master mode, and press the Object soft button, then the Delete soft button. You’ll
see a list of RAM objects.
2. Highlight the song whose dependent objects you want to keep, then press Multi. The
Multiple Object Selector appears.
3. Set the value of the Select parameter to Dependents, the value of the Of parameter to
Current Item, and the value of the Specify parameter to All. This specifies that you want
to select all dependents of the highlighted song.
4. Press Set. This selects all of the song’s dependent objects, and returns you to the DELETE
page, showing the list of RAM objects. Note the asterisks between the IDs and names of
the selected objects.
5. Press Multi again, and set the value of Select to Everything (or press All).
6. Press Toggle. This selects everything that wasn’t selected, and deselects everything that
was. The result is that everything not used by your song is selected.
7. Press OK. If the K2661 asks whether you’re sure, press Yes.
Example: Clear
Suppose you’re in Disk mode, and you want to save everything in RAM except programs.
1. Press the Save soft button to call up the Save dialog, then press the Object soft button.
2. Select the entire object list by pressing the Left/Right cursor buttons together.
3. Press Multi. Set the Select parameter to a value of Type/Range.
4. Set the value of Type to Program, and the value of Bank to All Banks.
5. Press Clear. The K2661 returns to the Save dialog. As you scroll through the object list,
you’ll notice that no programs are selected, and all objects that aren’t programs are
selected.
Example: Set
Suppose you wanted to save all keymaps and samples in the 300s bank to a single file.
1. In Disk mode, press Save, then press Object.
2. Set the Select parameter to Type/Range, the Type parameter to Keymap, and the Bank
parameter to 300’s.
3. Press Set. This selects all the keymaps in the 300s bank.
4. Press Multi again, change the Type parameter to Sample, and press Set again. Now all
keymaps and samples in the 300s bank are selected.
5. Press OK and continue with the Save operation.