Roland JV-1080 - Page 18

5.
Saving Sounds
and
Settings
Any
soimd you've created
will
be
lost if you turn
off the power or
switcli
to
a different sound.
You can
save the sounds
you've made in the built-in
User Memory or on a
DATA Card (sold
separately). The
process of saving a
sound is called a "write
operation."
Press
the [UTILITY] button
to light up the
indicator.
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utility Menu 1
appears in the display.
Press
the FUNCTION SELECT
button that is under "WRITE" in tlie display
to call up the Write
screen.
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Press the left-hand button under the display
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Use the VALUE knob or the [INC]/[DEC]
buttons to choose the write destination.
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Write destination (USR
=
User Memory, CRD
=
DATA Card)
Turning the VALUE knob while pressing it inward
causes the
value
to change
more rapidly.
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If
you press [UTILITY]
while
at
step
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the
following
screen appears.
While
this screen is shown, you can play a MIDI keyboard to confirm the
sound for the
write destination.
Press [UTILITY] again
to
return
to the Write screen.
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Press the
[ENTER] button to perform
the write operation.
To cancel, press [EXIT].
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The message
"User Memory Write Protected"
may appear when executing a ivrite operation. Tliis
message
means that the write destination
is write-protected, and cannot
be
written
to
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If
this happens,
you can
press [UTILITY] to override the
write-protect and
force
the
data to be written.
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When
the write operation is
finished, the message
"
L-UMPLETE"
appears, and
you
will
then
see the Play screen for the write
destination.
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