G)
PATCH
3.
How
to Name a Patch
Each Patch can be
given
a name using up
to
8
characters. This can be a convenient
reminder of ihe
song which uses the Patch, or of the type
of
drum-set used.
(D
Move
to the
Patch name setting display.
Press
lEDIll Ohe
indicator will
light).
Use
the
CURSORHHto
select
"PATCH" and press
I
ENTER
|
.
Use the
CURSOR
HE
to select "NAM" and press
|
ENTER]
.
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HaMe=<PRTCH-91>
?
Cursor (underline)
Use the
CURSOR
H[V]
and
VALUE
[a]IV\
buttons to select the characters.
Va/
While pressing
|
JUMP
I ,
press [EXITj to return to the Play mode (the indicator will go out).
4,
How
to Store Patch Settings
Here's how to store a modified Patch (temporary area) into the memory area.
* If you wish to store the data on a RAM card, remember that a newly purchased RAM card,
or
a
RAM card that has been used for other devices, cannot be used as it is.
You must
first
use the
Save operation
to
save internal
data to the
RAM card. For details refer
to "Using a
RAM Card" (page
60).
[ABOUT
MEMORY PROTECT!
The memoiy protect function
is a
protective
measure to
prevent
you from accidentally
rewriting
the
Patch
or Feel
Patch settings
in the internal memoiy area. If you wish to store Patch or Feel Patch
settings
in
the internal
memoiy area, you must first turn this memory protect off.
When
storing data on
a RAM
card, you
must
turn the card protect switch off.
Noimally
you
will temporarily
turn memory protect off during the
Write
procedure.
However,
if you
will
be repeating the
write
procedure many times, you can turn memoiy protect off beforehand to
avoid this
extra step. To turn memoiy protect off beforehand, refer to page 56.
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