Roland EM-50 - Page 42

Owner's Manual
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Display messages while loading a Disk User Style
Let us briefly look at the information that is displayed
during the load operation of a Disk User Style. Once
you know how to read it, you will have little trouble
understanding what you are doing and/or why what
you want to do does not seem to work.
Referstothe Refers to the name
Disk User memory (no Style present)
Referstoa Name of that
Style on disk Style
Alerts you to an ... (no disk in
error... the drive)
What you really should pay attention to is whether the
message line starts with "USt" or a number. The Style
name to its right contains no hint about the location
of the Style.
Here is an example: if the Disk User memory already
contains the “#Toccata” Style when you press [DISK
USER], the display will show "USt #Toccata” If you
then press MENU V (to select another Style on disk),
the display may change to "1 £Toccata" This means
that the first Style on disk is also called “#Toccata”
(and thus probably the one you loaded earlier).
Loading it again by pressing [ENTER] is unnecessary.
(But you probably want to press MENU W again to
select another Style on that disk...)
Note: Some disk Styles are too big for the EM-50's RAM
memory. That is why the message EP - Too Bid
may appear. In that case, select another Style on disk.