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Disk Mode
Saving Files
Soft Buttons in the "Save Selection" Dialog
The meaning of the soft buttons in the "Save selection:" dialog is as follows:
Export
Macro
Object Save selected objects from the K2500's RAM.
NewDir Create a new directory on the current disk, and return to this dialog afterwards. This
OK
Cancel Exit from the Save function.
Export, Macro, and NewDir are all explained elsewhere in this guide. This section will
describe the process of saving K2500 objects into K2500 format disk files.
Saving Individual Objects
You can select any group of objects in the K2500's RAM for saving into a single file.To save
individual objects, from the above dialog, press Object. The K2500 will display a scrollable list
of all the objects in RAM, very similar to the display for the Load Object feature (described
previously):
Func:SAVE|||||Sel:0/8||||||||Index:|||1
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Sample||500|Lo|Vocal||||||||A|3S|||250K
Sample||501|Hi|Vocal||||||||G|4S|||179K
Keymap||500|VocalsMap||||||||||||||176|
Program|500|Dry|Vocals|||||||||||||270|
Select||Next|||Type|||Multi||OK||Cancel
The procedures for saving objects are essentially the same as the procedures described on page
13-13 for loading objects.
Shortcuts when Saving Objects
Select All/Deselect All
Selecting or deselecting all of the objects at once can be done with the following double-presses
(two front-panel buttons simultaneously pressed):
Left/Right cursor double-press -> Select All Objects
Up/Down cursor double-press -> Clear All Selections
If you want to save most but not all of the items from a file (for instance, if there are some songs
in RAM that you don't want to be saved in the file), it may be fastest to first select all objects
using the Left/Right double-press, and then manually deselect any unwanted items.
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Save a sample or a song in an exported file format (i.e. AIFF, WAVE, MIDI Type 0).
This feature is described in the section "Using Standard File Formats."
Save entries from the current macro table as a Macro file (.MAC). This soft button is
only displayed if macro file recording is on. This is described later in the section
"Saving Macro Files."
is described previously in the section "Creating Directories."
Save all the objects from the highlighted bank (i.e. 200...299), and optionally also save
dependent objects.
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