Roland G-800 - Page 101

Disk mode, Rename
A Mame File Name DISK
3 Sts)
Rename
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E Style Name vs. File Name
The
Style
Name
is
the
name
used
“internally”
by
the
G-800.
Itis
not
the
“official”
name
of
the
Style
in
question
(i.e.
not
the
one
that
will
be
used
to
identify
the
files
on
disk).
The
Style
Name
is
actually
just
another
User
Style
parameter
located
on
this
display
page.
On
any
dis-
play
page
with
a
Style
name
window,
the
name
you
set
here
(Style
name)
will
appear,
e.g.:
Style Name: upper- and lowercase letters
ALL Factors LBL (Biden
Fiano Ora-Bsc
44
Ube ALS FM+SA Ep
LHR ATZ% Warm StrinasiMidiser. 1
ET
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What’s
the
difference?
The
File
Name
is
an
MS-DOS®
parameter,
which
means
that
you
can
only
use
uppercase
letters.
That,
however,
may
be
difficult
to
read
in
a
given
situation.
Since
the
Style
Name
is
part
of
the
User
Style
parameters,
you
can
also
use
lowercase
letters.
So
do
take
the
time
to
enter
both
names.
Note:
Though
possible,
you
should
never
assign
different
names
to
the
Style
Name
and
File
Name
parameters
because
that
may
cause
confusion.
Cursor/Character
See page 96 for details.
Execute
Press Part Select [M.DRUMS] to save the new names to disk.
Rename Music Style Set
Music Style Set Cursor Charactr
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= STLSETOZ
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SELECT NEWNAME [ZEXit
2 Master page: [F5] (Disk) [F3] (Rname)
[PAGE] A/V (select STL SET)
Use
this
page
to
rename
a
User
Style
Set
on
disk.
If
you
want
the
Style
Set
to
be
loaded
auto-
matically
at
power-up,
call
it
AL/TOLOARE.
If
that
disk
is
in
the
drive
when
you
switch
on
your
G-800,
the
Autoload
Style
Set
will
be
loaded
automatically.
Select
Allows you to select the file you wish to rename.
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