Click on the screen outside of the dialog box to exit this list.
On the screen below the Mark, Jump and Command switches you can see the Performance Page lay-
out screen. Initially you can see a blank Performance with all the Parameters at their initial settings.
There several pages within the Performance Play screen. To access the different pages click in the
blank squares on the scroll bar below the Master Level display with your mouse buttons. You will see
the display change where the parameter settings are below the scroll bar. You will also notice that the
Perform Play title will change from Perform Play 1 thru 6, according to where you’ve clicked on the bar.
To better understand how to set-up the Performance Page, we will load some sounds from the floppy
disk that is included with your S-760.
1) Insert the S-760 sound disk into the floppy disk drive.
2) Click with the left mouse button on the Disk mode switch at the top of the screen.
3) Click with the left mouse button on Load.
4) You will come to the Disk load page. Click on the Current drive CD ( —1: No Drive ) with your left
mouse button.
5) The Select Drive screen will be displayed, click with your left mouse button on FDD:-Floppy Disk-
6) You then come back to the Disk load page and you will see a listing of volumes available on the
floppy disk. Click with the left mouse button on CMB: S-760 SET. The S-760 will now start loading
from the floppy disk. “Now Working will be displayed at the top of the screen.
7) After the Volume you just selected has loaded “Complete” will be displayed at the top of the screen.
8) Click with the mouse button on the Perform switch at the top left hand corner of the screen.
You will see a Performance with a name at the top of Patch Names called (1) KEY: S-760E.Piano.
Below that, you’ll see one of the parts below the Performance Name containing the Patch 1KEY:S-
760E. Piano that is assigned to that Performance.
If you highlight the Performance name and click with your right mouse button, you can select the differ-
ent Performances that were loaded with the Volume that you chose from the Disk load page.
To audition the patches in the sample,r move your mouse cursor to the keyboard that is located below
the Display title. Initially this will be set to OmniOn. —(————-).
You can take the mouse and click with the right mouse button to hear the Patch that’s listed above on
the Display title.
You will see a red outline around the keyboard and will see a MIDI note number displayed in the right
hand corner as you are playing the keys with your mouse.
You can change the Patch to be triggered by the mouse by clicking with your right mouse button on the
Part next to the display to select the Patch that is set to a Part.
If the part you select doesn’t have a MIDI channel assigned to it, you will not be able to audition it from a
connected MIDI keyboard.
If you want to be able to display more Patch titles on the Performance Play Page, click on the KbdOn
switch at the bottom left side of the Performance Play page. You will be able to display 16 Patches at a
time.
To view more Patches on the Performance Play Page highlight the Part numbers with your mouse and
hold down the right mouse button.
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