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Summary: Clears (erases) all user patterns (i.e.
patterns 000 . . . 099).
Settings: None
Procedure: Press the [ENTER] key — "Sure" will
appear on the display. Press the [ENTER] key
again to clear the patterns or press [EXIT] to
cancel the operation. " Complete!" will appear on
the display briefly when the patterns have been
cleared.
Summary: Shows the amount of pattern memory
currently in use.
Settings: None
Procedure: The amount of pattern memory cur-
rently in use is displayed in percent.
Summary: Shows whether the specified pattern is or
is not used in a song.
Settings: Pattern number: 000 . . . 199
CLEAR ALL PATTERNS
PATTERN USED MEMORY
PATTERN SCOPE
Notes: This function wipes out all 100 user patterns
at once, so be sure there's nothing you want to
keep in the pattern memory before you go ahead
and CLEAR ALL PATTERNS. For long-term
storage you can always store the data on cas-
sette tape (see the "CASSETTE SAVE," "CAS-
SETTE VERIFY," and "CASSETTE LOAD"
functions on page 70), or dump the data to a
MIDI storage device using the "BULK TRANS-
MIT function described on page 74.
Patterns 100 through 199 are presets and are
not cleared.
Notes: A display of "000%" means that no memory
is used. "050%" means that about half the avail-
able pattern memory is in use. When memory
usage reaches "090%" or more you are reaching
the end of the available memory and may have to
delete unwanted patterns to make room for new
data.
Procedure: Use the [INC] and [DEC] keys, the
[DATA] slider, or the numeric keys to select the
pattern number about which the status informa-
tion is required. "USED IN SONG" or "NOT
USED IN SONG" will be shown on the display.
Notes: This is a convenient way to find out if a pat -
tern is used in a song or not — before you clear
the pattern!
PATTERN MODE
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