Korg MMT RADIAS Owner's Manual page 65

If you want to keep the formant motion data you recorded, execute the Write operation.
The formant motion data you're editing will be lost if you select other formant motion data, change
programs, or turn the RADIAS' power off (STANDBY) without writing, or if you receive a MIDI
data dump for this data from a connected external device.
Writing formant motion data
Formant motion data is handled as global data. Sixteen sets of formant motion data can be saved,
and this data is used by all programs.
1
In the Program Play mode, the Program Edit mode, or
the Vocoder Edit mode, press the [WRITE] button.
The Write dialog box will appear.
2
In the "To" specify the writing-destination formant
motion data number.
If you specify the writing-destination as something oth-
er than the number you're editing, the formant motion
data you're editing will be overwritten onto the speci-
fied number when you execute the Write operation, and the data of the number you had been ed-
iting will revert to the unedited state.
If you specify the writing-destination as something other than the number you're editing, the vo-
coder parameter "Formant" (☞p.105 "P08–1: MODULATOR") will change to the number you
specified.
3
Press the [WRITE] button or the [EDIT/YES] button.
The data will be written, and you will return to the state prior to writing.
Never turn off the power while data is being written. Doing so may destroy the data.
The factory-set formant motion data will be overwritten when you write formant motion data.
You can use the cursor [π/√] button to select "Write," and choose one of the following three types
of data to write.
Program: The program will be saved.
Formant: The formant motion data will be saved.
Prg&Frmnt: Both program and motion data will be saved.
If there is no newly recorded formant motion data (☞p.58 "Formant Motion function"), "Write"
will indicate Program. If new formant motion data was recorded, the "Write" field will indicate
Prg&Frmnt.
Program parameter editing
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