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RESTORING THE USER STYLES MEMORY
If you have loaded disk-based User Styles or re-
corded User Styles and used up all the memory
dedicated to the storage of Styles, a quick and
easy way of clearing User Style memory and
making room for other Styles is to use the Re-
store Styles operation.
Naturally, you must remember to save the User
Styles that you don't want to lose to disk before
proceeding with the restore procedure.
1. Press GENERAL in the EDIT section to gain
access to the «Edit General» environment.
2. Press F5 («Restore Styles») to cancel all the
User Styles (and relative User Style-Perform-
ances) in RAM.
You are prompted with a request to recon-
firm your choice.
3. Press ENTER to confirm, or ESCAPE to can-
cel.
With ENTER, the User Styles are cancelled
from memory.
With ESCAPE, the User Styles are retained.
Hint: To cancel the entire contents of RAM in a
single operation, use the «Restore All» command.
8•4 Reference Guide
The «Record View» page
MODE... (F1)
Opens the «Record Mode» dialog window where
you can select various recording options.
Replace - The new notes substitute "old"
notes already present in the tracks being re-
corded.
Overdubb - New notes are merged with
those already present on the tracks being re-
corded.
Punch In/Out - A means of inserting a cor-
rection without repeating a recording. Punch
recording is activated by pressing an appro-
priately programmed pedal (in «Edit Control-
lers/Pads»).
Activate the recording with PLAY. When the
song reaches the point at which the correc-
tion must be inserted, press the pedal. At
this point, the recording proceeds in "replace"
mode. When the correction is complete, re-
lease the pedal to stop the recording.
REC RIFF... (F2)
Opens a dialog window where you can select a
riff to record.
Select the Variation, section and chord with the
cursor buttons and press ENTER to confirm.
SOUND VIEW (F5)
Recalls the «Sound View» page where you can
see and change the sounds assigned to the Per-
formance.
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