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18
b.
Tone
Number
To
change
the
Tones
in
a
Patch
Memory,
simply
assign
the
Tone
Number
of
the
relevant
Tone
by
using
the
Ten
Keys.
PROCEDURE
@
Push
the
Upper
or
the
Lower
Button
@
to
select
the
Upper
or
Lower
Tone
which
you
wish
to
change.
@
Pushing
the
appropriate
Ten
Keys,
assign
the
new
Tone
Number,
then
hit
the
Enter
Key.
Tone
Numbers
of
the
Select
the
Patch
Memory
currantiy|
Upper
or
selected
are
displayed
|
Lower
Section
-
Assign
the
Tone
Number
you
want
using
the
Ten
Keys
A
dot
is
shown
at
the
right
to
the
Lower
Tone
Number
The
Tone
Number
of
the
Upper
Section
changes
any
m
i?
BS,
The
Tone
Number
of
the
Lower
Section
changes
THs
&.
aM
*"0”
of
the
Ten
Keys
can
be
used
instead
of
the
UPPER
and
LOWER
Buttons.
Even
when
using
the
Patch
Memory
of
the
JX-10’s
internal
memory,
the
Tone
Number
of
the
Car-
tridge
can
be
called.
After
taking
the
step
@,
change
the
Voice
Memory
Switch
@
to
the
CART
position.
Then
return
it
to
the
INT
position
after
taking
the
step
@.
tf
you
call
other
Patch
Memory
without
writing
it
into
memory,
the
Tone
called
from
the
Cartridge
memory
will
be
erased.
To
call
the
Tone
from
the
Memory
Cartridge
(M-
16C)},
take
exactly
the
same
procedure
as
above.
The
available
Tone
Numbers,
however,
are
from
1
to
32.