Roland GR-1 - Page 54

8. Paich Write
AH the editing
edited Patch c
memory at once. i
i at any Ume using the pedals (as with any Patch), This operation saves all the data which can be stored in
ng any new Tone edits that have been made.
© Press EDIT | WRITE/COPY |.
Youll see the Patch Write screen displayed, as below.
oS
pel
The * 2” will be flashing.
© Press| ENTER/YES |.
The Patch Write function is already displayed. so press this to enter it and you'll s
the following
Destination Patch number, in this
case Bank 11 pedal Number 4.
The three-digit number following the "TO" is the destination Patch number.
@ Select the destination Patch number with the VALUE [DEC Jand buttons.
The
Patch
data
currently
stored
at
the
destination
Patch
number
will
be
deleted
and
“overwritten”
by
the
new
Patch
data
(which
will
be
stored
there).
When
you
first
take
the
GR
-
1
out
of
the
box,
only
the
very
lasi
Patch,
284,
is
"empty"
(has
no
data
assigned
to
it),
so
for
now
let's
make
that
our
destination
Patch.
Or,
if
you
are
using
an
optional
M-256
Memory
Card,
set
the
destination
to
Patch
311 or higher.
*lf you accidentally overwrite and erase a Paich that you wanted to keep, it is possible to
“reinitialize,”
that
is,
return
all
Patches
to
their
origina!
factory
settings
(
c"
P.
2-9).
However, it's not possible to just reinitialize one Patch—you must do them all at once.
@ When you have selected your destination Patch, press| ENTER/YES |.
The
"OK?"
message
will
appear.
asking
vou
to
confirm
your
choice
of
destination
Patch
Flashing to ask “are you sure it's OK to
overwrite this Patch?"
® li you've checked and it's OK, then press| ENTER/YES |.
You'll
see
the
word
"COMPLETE"
in
the
display,
and
then
you
are
returned
to
the
screen
you
saw
in
Ojtwo (2) times.
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