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(10) Release the WRITE key to start the WRITE opera¬
tion. The process takes only a few seconds.
Note:
The message OK appears on the display when the
operation is complete.
PROGRAM
/
/
J =
/■■/ / /
LJ 1
'
(11) If the message OK does not appear, go back to step
9.
Note:
The organ will not allow you to store a FILL-IN, INTRO,
or ENDING pattern as PROGRAM I or PROGRAM II.
Neither will it let you store patterns for these two
areas in the areas designated for these rhythm
variants.
■ Exchanging the Data of PROGRAM I and II
(12) Press the rhythm selector and VARIATION, FILL-IN
and/or INTRO/ENDING switches which LEDs are
lighting so that they all will go out.
(13) Simultaneously press the MOVE and WRITE keys
on the lower keyboard.
(14) Simultaneously press all three FILL IN SELECT
switches so that their LEDs stop flashing and go
out.
Note:
This command is available at all times during the
editing sesson.
11. Advanced Procedures
■ Editing INTROs and ENDINGs
Repeat steps 1 -3 of the basic pattern (p.29).
(1) Specify INTRO or ENDING: Press the INTRO/
ENDING switch once for INTRO, twice for ENDING,
or a total of three times to cancel.
Note:
The lower left hand corner of the display indicates the
three possible states with an I, E, and blank, respectively.
1
1
1
T
j_
PROGRAM
J-
1 / 1 f t 1
/
I.LJ
1
~i
1
c
u
PROGRAM
. _
_ _
j=
/
U 1 1
1'
1 I.LJ
1
1
1 1
PROGRAM
j=
/
/
/
/ /
/
/'■
/
I.LJ
(2) Press the RHYTHM switch and edit with the basic
procedure.
(3) To store the results, hold down the key labelled
WRITE (the first C on the lower keyboard), press the
switches for the appropriate storage area, and then
release the WRITE key.
Note:
The WRITE operation automatically clears the INTRO/
ENDING switch setting.
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