Searching For Files On The Cd-Rom; Loading Setups From Floppy - Akai CD3000XL Operator's Manual

SEARCHING FOR FILES ON THE CD-ROM

Pressing
Here, you may search for particular files on the CD-ROM. Entering the name is done in the
normal fashion by pressing the NAME key. You will receive this display:
You can now enter the name of the file you are searching for. Pressing ENT/PLAY will finish the
naming process. Pressing
part of the screen. If you type in a name that is common to many files, all of them will be
selected. For example, typing in something like SYN would find all files with those characters in
the name - i.e. SYNBASS, OB SYNCSWP, SYNTHSTR, SYNCLAV, BASS SYN, etc..

LOADING SETUPS FROM FLOPPY

Pressing
You will receive a screen display something like the following:
Here, we can see a disk that has several setups saved to it. We can see quite clearly that one
setup relates to a strings volume (although it is not clear which volume it is on!), the next relates
to a brass sound on volume 4, the next a bass in volume 3. The next two are synth and synth
bass in volumes 25 and 24. As mentioned, it is best to name your setups sensibly so that you
know where you are when you come to load them again. Going to this screen and simply
seeing NEW SETUP 1 to 20 might be a bit confusing!!
To load all of the setups from this floppy, simply press F8 -
the cursor to the setup you wish to load and press F7 -
Once the required setups are in memory, using the
change command (assuming the setup is programmed for this) will execute the currently
selected setup.
In the EDIT page, the
pressing this will save the setup to the floppy disk. Pressing this key will display this prompt:
indicating that the setup is being saved. This will take a second or two.
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will display this screen:
will now locate the file placing it at the top of the right hand
will take you to the LOAD page where you may load setups from floppy disk.
key has the same functions as in the main SETUP page and
SINGLE MODE
. To load just one setup, move
key or sending a MIDI program
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