Registration; To Register; To Recall A Function; Saving Registrations On A Floppy Disk - Korg Ci-9600 Owner's Manual

3. Registration

Settings for each song in a performance or settings
that you frequently use can be stored as one of fif-
teen registrations sets, and recalled instantly.
Frequently-used keyboard and panel settings can
be stored for immediate recall as one of fifteen "reg-
istrations."
The following items are stored in a registration.
The following items can be memorized in a registra-
tion.
• [SPLIT] and [LAYER] on/off settings, and the
state of the "KeyL" button
• Chord specification method
Either "One Finger," "Fingered 1," or "Fingered
2" will be memorized. If "FullKeyboard" is
selected, it will not be memorized.
• [ENSEMBLE] on/off setting, and the type selec-
tion
• [REVERB] and [CHORUS etc.] settings
• Pan, [REVERB] send level, [CHORUS etc.] send
level, volume, octave, and sound selection set-
tings for Upp1, Upp2, and Low parts. (These
items are the content that can be specified in the
"Custom Style 2/2" page of the [USER/DISK]
rhythm style group.)

To register

Here's how to register the state of the keyboard and
panel settings.
1. Press the [REGISTRATION] switch
The "Registration" page will appear.
Fifteen buttons "A1"–"C5" will appear.
2. Press the "Memory" radio button
3. Press the button in which you wish to store the
settings
Press a button "A1"–"C5" in which you wish to
store the settings.
4. A message will indicate that the settings are
being written, and they will be stored in mem-
ory.
Each button stores the keyboard settings. The
following items are stored.

To recall a function

Here's how to recall the keyboard and panel set-
tings that were stored in a registration.
1. Press the [REGISTRATION] switch
When you press the [REGISTRATION] switch,
the "Registration" page will appear.
Fifteen buttons "A1"–"C5" will appear.
2. Press the "Set Up" radio button
3. Press any one of the A1–C5 buttons
When you press a button, the panel settings
will change to the settings that were stored in
that button.
MeMO It is a good idea to write down the contents of the set-
tings and the registration numbers. The fifteen registra-
tions can be stored together on a floppy disk, so you
may find it helpful to make a note on the label of the
floppy disk.
Saving registrations on a floppy
disk
Here's how the fifteen registrations stored in inter-
nal memory can be saved on a floppy disk.
1. Press the [FUNCTION] switch
2. Access the "Func 6/13" page
3. Select the "Registration" radio button
4. Press the "Save" button
To change the filename
If you wish to change the filename, press the
"Rename" button and edit the name.
5. Insert a floppy disk
6. Press the "Save" button
When you press the "Save" button, the data
will be saved on the floppy disk.
If you press the "Cancel" button, you will
return to the "Func 6/13" page without load-
ing.
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