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AUTO LOADING FROM DISK .................................................................................. 226
SEARCHING FOR FILES - USING THE FIND FUNCTION ............................................... 227
USING THE TAG DIRECTORY SYSTEM .................................................................... 229
NAMING TAGS ........................................................................................ 231
NOTES ON USING THE TAGGING SYSTEM .................................................. 231
HARD DISK CONTROL .......................................................................................... 232
IMPORTING SOUNDS FROM OTHER MANUFACTURER'S CD-ROMS .............................. 233
GLOBAL MODE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3 5
TUNING THE CD3000XL ........................................................................................ 235
SETTING THE MASTER OUTPUT LEVEL................................................................... 235
MIDI FUNCTIONS ................................................................................................. 236
MIDI FILTER............................................................................................ 236
PPM PAGE - MONITORING MIDI ................................................................. 237
MIDI RECEIVE PAGE - ANALYSING MIDI ..................................................... 238
TRANSMIT TEST PAGE - SETTING THE ENT/PLAY KEY .................................. 238
MIDI SAMPLE DUMPS............................................................................... 239
PERFORMING A MIDI SAMPLE DUMP.......................................................... 240
MIDI VIA SCSI ......................................................................................... 241
ME35T DRUM SETTINGS ....................................................................................... 242
DAT BACK-UP AND RESTORE ................................................................................ 244
PERFORMING A DAT BACK UP................................................................... 245
PERFORMING A DAT RESTORE ................................................................. 245
STANDARD MIDI FILE - MIDI SONG FILE PLAY.......................................................... 246
LOADING STANDARD MIDI FILES ............................................................... 247
USING THE SMF FUNCTION ....................................................................... 248
HARD DISK RECORDING....................................................................................... 249
APPLICATIONS ....................................................................................... 249
FORMATTING THE HARD DISK FOR DISK RECORDING .................................. 250
CREATING NEW TAKES ............................................................................ 255
COPYING TAKES..................................................................................... 255
RENAMING TAKES................................................................................... 255
DELETING TAKES FROM DISK ................................................................... 255
RECORDING A TAKE ................................................................................ 259
EDITING A RECORDING............................................................................ 262
PLAYING A TAKE IN THE EDIT PAGE .......................................................... 263
USING THE EDITING FUNCTIONS ............................................................... 264
PLAYING TAKES ..................................................................................... 265
USING THE PLAY PAGE............................................................................ 267
EDITING A TAKE FOR SYNCHRONISED PLAYBACK....................................... 268
NOTES ABOUT SYNCHRONISING TO EXTERNAL AUDIO ................................ 268
USING THE SONG MODE .......................................................................... 269
CREATING A SONG.................................................................................. 269
TRIGGERING TAKES FROM MIDI................................................................ 272
USING MIDI TRIGGERING ......................................................................... 272
USING THE SONG MODE TO CHAIN TAKES.................................................. 275
BLOCK EDITING IN SONG MODE................................................................ 276
NAMING SONGS...................................................................................... 278
SAVING A SONG ..................................................................................... 278
LOADING A SONG ................................................................................... 278
BACKING UP TAKES TO DAT ..................................................................... 279
RESTORING TAKES BACK FROM DAT TO DISK............................................. 280
F L A S H R O M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 8 2
HOW THE FLASHROM WORKS ............................................................................... 282
FORMATTING THE FLASHROM............................................................................... 283
ARRANGING THE FLASHROM ................................................................................ 284
SAVING DATA TO THE FLASHROM ......................................................................... 285
USING THE FLASHROM AS A FAST HARD DISK......................................................... 288
EDITING SOUNDS ON THE FLASHROM.................................................................... 288
COPYING A FLASHROM SAMPLE TO RAM ............................................................... 289
SAVING FLASHROM DATA BACK TO DISK ............................................................... 290
BACKUP/RESTORE OF THE FLASHROM TO/FROM DAT.............................................. 290
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