Roland Jupiter-50 - Exporting;Importing Sound Data; Exporting Sound Data; Importing Sound Data

Settings and Convenient Functions
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Exporting/Importing Sound Data
From the registrations, live sets, and tones saved in the JUPITER-50,
you can select the desired items and export them to a USB ash
drive.
Here’s how to select the desired registrations, live sets, or tones
from a le that was exported to a USB ash drive, and import them
into the JUPITER-50.
When you export a registration, the live sets and tones used by
that registration will also be exported. In the same way, when
you export a live set, the tones used by that live set will also be
exported.
Exporting Sound Data
1. In the UTILITY MENU screen (p. 37), choose “Export” and
press the [ENTER] button.
The EXPORT screen will appear.
2. Mark the sound data that you want to export.
Select the desired registration, live set, or tone, and press the
[F4] (MARK) button or the [F5] (MARKALL) button. If the item was
already marked, the mark will be cleared.
You can use the [F1] (REG), [F2] (LIVE SET), and [F3] (TONE) buttons
to mark or unmark registrations, live sets, and tones, respectively.
When you mark an item, an “*” will appear at the left of the Number/
Name.
A “+” symbol will automatically appear for the live sets or tones used
by sound data marked with an “*” symbol. The “+” symbol cannot be
directly erased.
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The only tones that can be exported are SuperNATURAL Synth
tones.
3. Press the [F6] (EXPORT) button.
You can rename the le that will be exported.
To rename the le, press the [F1] (RENAME) button.
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• The exported sound data will be saved together in a single le
named ***.SVD, located below /ROLAND/SOUND in the USB
ash drive.
• If you export a registration that uses a user arpeggio style, the
two les ***.SVD and ***.BIN will be created.
4. Press the [F6] (EXEC) button.
The screen will ask “Are you sure?”
5. To carry out the export, press the [F5] (OK) button.
NOTE
Never turn o the power while the export operation is in
progress.
Importing Sound Data
1. In the UTILITY MENU screen (p. 37), choose “Import” and
press the [ENTER] button.
The IMPORT screen will appear.
2. Select the data le from which you want to import, and
press the [F6] (Select) button.
3. Select the sound data that you want to import.
Select the desired registration, live set, or tone, and press the
[F4] (MARK) button or the [F5] (MARKALL) button. If the item was
already marked, the mark will be cleared.
You can use the [F1] (REG), [F2] (LIVE SET), and [F3] (TONE) buttons
to mark or unmark registrations, live sets, and tones, respectively.
When you mark an item, an “*” will appear at the left of the Number/
Name.
A “+” symbol will automatically appear for the live sets or tones used
by sound data marked with an “*” symbol. The “+” symbol cannot be
directly erased.
4. Press the [F6] (IMPORT) button.
A screen will appear, allowing you to specify the destination for the
import.
The names “INIT REGIST,” “INIT LIVESET,” and “INIT SYNTH” will be
used when assigning the import destinations; this occurs in order,
starting with the lowest number.
NOTE
If you’ve edited a sound and have saved it with the name
“INIT REGIST,” “INIT LIVESET,” or “INIT SYNTH,” it may be
automatically selected as the destination for the import.
If you then execute the import, this data will be overwritten
and lost. The lost sound data cannot be recovered.
Please save your important sound data using names other than
“INIT REGIST,” “INIT LIVESET,” and “INIT SYNTH.”
5. If you want to change the destination of the import, clear
the specied mark, and then select and mark the desired
destination for the import.
Select the same number of import destinations as the sound
data you’re importing. (Importing is not possible if the number is
insucient.)
You cannot select more import destinations than the number of
sound data items being imported.
6. Press the [F6] (EXEC) button.
The screen will ask “Are you sure?”
7. To carry out the operation, press the [F5] (OK) button.
NOTE
Never turn o the power while the import is in progress.
MEMO
You can also import live sets and tones that you exported from
JUPITER-80.