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Convert
the
song
data
in
order
to
make
the
speed
of
Forward/Backward
operations
taster
than
usual.
When
converting
the
song
data of format
1
,
it
is
converted
into
format
0.
There
are
two methods
of
conversion:
one
is
to
convert
onh
one
song,
and
the other
is
to
convert
an
entire
disk.
*
The
original
song
data
will
be
erased
when
converting.
To
retain
the original
song
data
i
op\
//
before using
the
conversion
function.
(*
p.
72)
*
The
conversion
function
cannot
be executed when:
I
>
song
data
is
incompatible
with
or
c
anno! he played
by
the
W-50,
or
2)
when
insufficient
memory
space
is
left
on
the
disk.
"
The speed
of
the
Forward/Backward
returns
to
the
original
speed
when
the
converted song
data
is
edited
by
another sequencer
or
computer. Convert
the data
back
again.
*
Standard
MIDI
Files in
Formal
I
can be converted
only
if
thev
have fewer
than
I
T'
trac ks.
*
When
this
conversion
is
done,
a controlling
file
is
made
for
em
h song's
data.
The
l\->0 counts
a single
controlling
file
as
one
song. Therefore, the
maximum
number
of
the
songs
whit h
can he recorded
on
the
disk
is
actually
less
than
99.
Converting only
one song
^5^
Insert
the
disk.
Cj^
Use
the
SONG
</>
buttons
to select the
song you wish
to convert.
<"g>
While
holding
REC
and
STOP,
press
SINGLE.
The
display
will
ask
"
fire
Vou Sure?".
Press
RIC.
When
conversion
is
complete,
the
song
number
of
the
converted
song
will
be
displayed.
(Before
Conversion)
(After
Conversion
i
Converting
all
songs on a
disk
43P
Insert
the
disk.
<5^
While
holding
REC
and
STOP,
and
then
press
REPEAT.
The
display
will
ask
"
fire
Vou Sure?".
<5^
Pr ess
REC.
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