Editing A Previously Saved User Intro, Fill-In, Or Ending Section; Creating A New Intro, Fill-In, Or Ending Section From Scratch - Yamaha PortaTone PSR-6000 Owner's Manual

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Determine Whether Your Custom Style Will Use the Preset or
Original Intro/Fill/Ending
Select the I/F/E SELECT page as described in
Custom Accompaniment Editing" (next section)
and select "USER" for the custom style numbers
with which you want to use your original intro/fill/
ending sections.
NOTES
• If the custom intro, fill-in, and ending sections have a
different time signature than the normal custom ac-
companiment section, then "USER" cannot be se-
lected in the "I/F/E SELECT" screen.
• To prevent differences between the time signatures of
the custom intro, fill-in, and ending sections, all the
sections for the selected styles are saved simultane-
ously when any one custom section is saved. For
example, if you edit an intro section while a preset style
is selected and then save the intro section, the fill-in
and ending sections for the selected style will also be
saved. If you then edit and save the fill-in section, the
intro and ending sections will also be saved, meaning
the intro section you just saved will be overwritten. To
prevent this, first copy the preset style to a custom style
number, and then use this as a basis for your new
sections. Of course, you must be careful that you don't
overwrite a previously saved custom accompaniment
style when doing this.

Editing a Previously Saved User Intro, Fill-in, or Ending Section

To edit intro, fill-in, and ending sections that you have previously created and saved,
simply select the custom accompaniment style to which the user sections are assigned and
program as described above.

Creating a New Intro, Fill-in, or Ending Section From Scratch

After selecting an intro, fill-in, or ending section as described above, use the [DELETE]
button to delete all data from all tracks. You can then program a totally new pattern "from
scratch".
To create an intro, fill-in, or ending pattern with a different time signature, go to the
Custom Accompaniment Programmer RECORD screen MEASURE/BEAT function (page
69) and set the BEAT parameter as required.
The Custom Accompaniment Programmer
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