Roland D-50 - 5 WRITING; Selecting a Memory Location

WRITING
WRITING
The edited data does noi automatically rewrite the previous data,
and therefore will be erased when a different Patch is selected, or
the unit is turned off. To retain the edited data, take the following
writing procedure, either into the internal memory or onto the
Memory Card.
%* When using a Memory Card (RAM) for the first time, be sure to
write the data in the internal memory onto the Memory Card as
shown | in “Patch Transfer to the Memory Card” on page 65 in a
separate book, “Advanced”. If you take the writing procedure without
doing this, the Display shows “illegal Card”for a few seconds and
writing is not done. This “tllegal Card” message is also shown when
you are using a Mmeory Card that contains the data other than
D—50’s.
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(SELECTING A MEMORY LOCATION]
Writing a new Patch inevitably erases an existing Patch, so you may
wish to listen to several Patches before deciding which Patch should
be sacrificed for the new Patch. You can do it using the Compare
Button.
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Push the Compare Button.
The Display responds as shown below,
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As you change Patches, listen to the sound, selecting the Patch
Number to be erased.
WHILE HOLDING THE SHIFT KEY DOWN, push the Compare Button.
This recalls the edited data at the selected Patch Number.