Chapter 9 Command; About The Commands - Yamaha A4000 Owner's Manual

About the COMMANDS

About the COMMANDS

The COMMANDS include program and sample copy, edit, and a range of operations not included in the function displays.
Press the [COMMAND/EXIT] button to go to the command menu.
Command Menu
The following 16 commands are available:
COPY
Copies all or specified programs or samples (sample banks) in memory to different programs or samples
(sample banks).
DELETE
Deletes the specified sample (sample bank) or sequence from memory.
SAVE
Saves data from memory to disk.
ARRANGE
Automatically remaps the samples assigned to a specified program or sample bank.
FREEZE
Causes the easy edit settings to be actually applied to the samples or sample banks, or the sample banks set-
tings to the samples it contains.
REGISTER
Registers the settings of the selected program or sample as the initial values.
BULK DUMP
Allows bulk transmission of program or sample data in memory via the MIDI OUT connector.
INITIALIZE
Initializes a single specified program or all programs in memory.
PROCESS
The PROCESS commands include sample normalization, reverse, fade, loop crossfade, and more.
LOOP DIVIDE
Divides the wave data between the sample loop start and loop end points into equal segments which
become independent samples.
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