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2 - Master Menu

Flash Utilities

Using Sound Flash Memory

Sound Flash Memory is a similar to a hard disk containing one bank. A bank is assembled in Sample RAM, then Saved to Flash Memory. Individual presets cannot be saved to Flash Memory. The process of saving a bank to Flash is outlined below. Follow these instructions carefully.

v To Save a Bank to Flash Memory:

Erase the Bank

1.Press Master.

2.Press Bank (F2).

3.Press Erase (F1).

Load the Bank you Wish to Save to Flash

4.From the main screen, press the Arrow key, then Load.

5.Select the Drive, Folder and Bank you wish to Save, then press Load. The bank will load into RAM.

Save the Sounds to Flash

6.Press the Arrow key, then Save.

7.Select Flash Memory as the drive you wish to Save to, then press OK (F6). The Samples will be stored in Flash Sound RAM.

Mount the Drive

8.Press Disk.

9.Press Utils (F1).

10.Press Mount (F1).

Erase the Bank…again

11.Press Master.

12.Press Bank (F2).

13.Press Erase (F1).

Erase Preset 000

This operation deletes the empty preset in the P000 location of the bank so it won’t get merged into your Flash Bank. Unfortunately, you must have at least one preset in the bank, so before deleting P000 we’ll create a new empty preset at location 999.

14.Press Preset Manage.

15.Press New…

16.Select destination preset P999 Empty Preset.

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17.Press OK, twice.

18.Select P000 Untitled Preset.

19.Press Utils (F1).

20.Press Erase Preset (F1). Press OK (F6).

Merge the Presets

This operation merges the presets into the bank so that they will point to the correct locations in the Flash Sound Memory bank. The Emulator sees that the samples are in Flash Sound Memory and changes the sample numbers so they point to Flash.

21.From the main screen, press the Arrow key, then Load.

22.Select the Drive, Folder and Bank you wish to Save to Flash, then press

Merge.

Save the Presets

Now that the sample numbers point to the samples in Flash Sound Memory, the presets can be written into CPU Flash memory using the Flash utilities.

23.Press Master.

24.Press Bank (F2).

25.Press Flash (F6).

26.Press RAM ->F (F3). A warning screen appears.

27.Press OK (F6). The presets will be written into CPU Flash memory.

v To Copy Flash RAM Presets to Disk:

Power up the machine and wait for it to finish booting.

1.Press Master.

2.Press Bank (F2).

3.Press Flash (F6).

4.Press F->RAM (F4). A warning screen appears advising you that you are about to overwrite RAM.

5.Press OK (F6) to write to RAM.

6.Press Master to return to the main screen

7.Insert the floppy disk into the drive if you wish to copy to floppy disk.

8.Press Save (F5). The popup Save window appears.

9.Select the destination Drive, Folder and Bank for the flash presets.

10.When the parameters are properly set, press OK (F6). A warning screen appears warning you that you are about to overwrite a bank.

11.Press OK (F6) to save the bank to Disk or Cancel (F1) to cancel the operation.

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v To Copy Flash Sounds to Disk:

It might be a good idea to back-up the factory samples before you overwrite the Flash Bank with your own sounds.

1.Power up the machine and wait for it to finish booting.

2.From the main screen, press the Arrow key, then Load.

3.Wait for the bank to finish loading, then press the Arrow key, then

Save.

4.Select the destination Drive, Folder and Bank for the flash presets.

5.When the parameters are properly set, press OK (F6).

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Setup

The Setup menu contains six additional submenus.

Tune. Contains three functions: tuning offset, transposition and audition key.

Input/Output. Contains several functions related to the audio and S/PDIF output levels.

Miscellaneous. Contains several miscellaneous functions.

SCSI/Disk. Contains several options relating to SCSI and SMDI. Also contains an option for routing the disk button.

Import Options. Contains preferences and controls for importing samples and presets from Akai™ or Roland™ samplers.

Memory Configuration. Allows you to control the amount of RAM allocated between the sequencer and presets.

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Tune

_ Turn off transposition before selecting or modifying any presets to avoid confusion. Transpose transposes the key number rather than the sample assignment. Selecting the zone and any other use of the keyboard will show the transposed key number.

Tune

This submenu contains three functions related to master tuning: Tuning Offset, Transposition, and Audition Key.

Tuning Offset

Tuning Offset adjusts the overall tuning so that you can tune to other instruments. The range of tuning offset is ±100 cents or 1 semitone in approximately 1.5 cent increments.

v To Change the Tuning Offset:

1.Press the Master button. The LED illuminates and the Memory Statistics screen appears.

2.Press the Setup function key (F3). A second row of function keys appears.

3.Press the Tune function key (F1). The following screen appears.

4.Adjust the tuning offset. If it is not already there, move the cursor to the tuning offset field using the cursor buttons or by pressing the F1 function key. Adjust the offset value using the Data Entry Control, or INC/DEC buttons.

5.Press the Exit button twice to return to the Memory Statistics screen.

Transpose

Transpose allows you to play in a different key without changing your fingering. This feature transposes the Emulator in half-step intervals and the transposition range is ±1 octave. Transpose also lets you play beyond the range of the physical keyboard.

v To Change the Transposition:

1.Press the Master button. The LED illuminates and the Memory Statistics screen appears.

2.Press the Setup function key (F3). A second row of function keys appears.

3.Press the Tune function key (F1). The Tuning screen appears.

4.Adjust the transposition. Move the cursor to the transposition amount using the cursor buttons or by pressing the F2 function key. Adjust the transposition value using the Data Entry Control, or INC/DEC buttons.

5.Press the Exit button twice to return to the Memory Statistics screen.

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