Delete - Roland S-330 Owner's Manual

Editing
Wave
Data
EDIT
MODE
Delete
This
menu
allows
you
to
delete a
Tone or a
Wave Bank
(consists of
several
Tones)
that
is
not needed.
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Preparation
1
Open
the
Mode Menu
and select
EDIT, to
open the Edit
menu.
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Preparation 2
Select
[Delete].
[Deleting
an
unneeded Tone]
To
delete a
Tone,
call
the
Tone
to
the
Source position.
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Opening the
Sub
Menu
will
display
the
Tone
List
which you can
watch
when
selecting a
Tone.
When
you
finish
selecting
a
Tone
number, push the
SUB
MENU
button
or the
right
side
button
on the
Mouse
to return
the
normal
display.
(See
"Tone
List
Display"
on pages
37 and
38.)
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Deleting
an Original
Tone
[Deleting a
Sub Tone
Deleting
an Original
Tone
naturally
erases the
Wave
data included in
that
Tone.
The
space created
is
added
to
the
Remaining Time. Also.thc
Tone
Parameters are initialized.
By
deleting
an Original
Tone, any
Sub
Tone
that
borrows
Wave
data
from
it
will
also
be deleted. In
other
words, the
space
is
regarded as being
an
empty Sub
Tone.
Deleting a
Sub Tone
will initialize
the
Tone Parameters. This, therefore,
is
regarded
as
an
empty Sub
Tone, one that
docs not
have an Original
Tone. Deleting a
Sub
Tone, however, docs not
erase the Original
Tone
data
used by the
Sub
Tone.
When you have selected the
Tone
to
be deleted,
open the
command
window and execute
[1
Tone].
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