Roland G-800 - Copy functions

G-800 Reference Manual
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Copy functions
Song Copy
D Master page: [F5] (Disk) [SHIFT] + [F3] (Copy)
[PAGE] A/¥ (select SONG)
Whenever
you
select
the
Copy
function,
the
G-800
tells
you
something
you
already
know
but
may
tend
to
forget
at
times:
a. . pe .
Improper use of copy infringes Copyright !
FOR PERSONAL BACK-UP USE ONLY 5] [22
UZER STYLES will be ERASED and
ARRANGER wil STOP
Copying
Songs
from
commercially
available
Standard
MIDI
Files
is
ok
as
long
as
you
keep
the
copy
(as
safeguard
against
possible
disk
errors).
Under
no
circumstances,
however,
may
you
give
copies
of
copyright-protected
material
to
your
friends.
Another
important
message
on
this
page
tells
you
that
the
Song
Copy
function
needs
the
available
RAM
memory
-~
i.e.
the
memory
set
aside
for
the
User
Styles.
Be
aware
that
really
selecting
the
Song
Copy
function
(which
you
haven’t
done
so
far),
erases
all
User
Style
in
the
internal
memory.
Save
them
to
disk
before
proceeding
(see
page
96).
Press Part Select [UPPER2] to proceed:
Song Name
11 Lullabaa of Birdland
12 A misht in Tunisia
13 Take five
The girl from Ipanema
SELECT [ECU
DISK
sona
Cory
GY COP
EExXit
MH Song Name Select
This
function
allows
you
to
select
the
Song
(on
disk)
that
you
wish
to
copy
to
another
disk.
If
you
do
not
find
the
Song
you
wish
to
copy,
check
whether
you
have
inserted
the
right
disk.
Note:
In
order
allow
to
you
to
locate
the
Song
you
are
after,
the
names
are
displayed
in
the
Song
Name
rather
than
in
the
File
Name
format.
See
pages
99
and
100
for the
difference
between
these
two
formats.
m Execute
Press
Part
Select
[LOWER]
to
confirm
your
choice
and
go
on
to
the
next
page.
Song Name
14 The girl from Ipanema
Cee ed OOM
READING SONG FILE saasaa
The
G-800
now
starts
copying
the
selected
Song
file
to
its
internal
memory.
Press
Part
Select
[UPPER
1]
(Abort)
if
you change
your
mind
about
copying
the
Song.
Once
the
first
part
of
the
Song
data
(or
the
entire)
Song
has
been
copied,
the
display
will
prompt
you
to
insert
the
disk
you
wish
to
copy
the
Song
to
(the
Destination
Disk):
104