List Of Media Mode Functions - Korg i3 Owner's Manual

Media Mode

List of MEDIA mode functions

Number Menu
#1 SetList BackUp
#2 SetList Restore
#3 UserSong Convert Converts the user songs to SMF
#4 UserStyle Load
#5 Media Speed
#6 Media Format
#7 System Update
File and folder structure
When saving data to a USB flash drive from the i3, or when
formatting a USB flash drive, a folder named "i3" will automat-
ically be created on the media.
When using the "SetListBackUp" and "Song Convert" functions
in Media mode, the files shown below will be saved to the "i3"
folder.
SetList: A folder named "SetList" will be created, and a file
named "SetListData_##.json" will be saved to this folder. The
"##" characters above are a placeholder for the file number,
which can be from 01 to 50.
UserSong_###.mid: User song files on the i3 that have been
converted to a MIDI file (SMF format 0), which will be saved.
The "###" characters above are a placeholder for the file num-
ber.
The WAV, MP3, SMF and MID files in the "i3" folder can be load-
ed into the i3 as user songs.
Contents of settings
Saves all set lists to the USB flash
drive.
Loads all set lists from the USB flash
drive.
(Standard MIDI File) format, and saves
them to the USB flash drive.
UserSong_xxx: Selects and converts
a single user song.
All Songs: Converts all user songs.
Loads the user styles from a USB
flash drive.
See "Loading user styles"
(page 28) for details.
Measures the write speed of the USB
flash drive connected to the i3.
When recording a performance, you
may not be able to correctly record
data to USB flash drives that have a
slow write speed.
For details, see the Korg website.
Format the USB flash drive.
See "Formatting a USB flash drive"
(page 8) for details.
Updates the system firmware.
Using a USB Flash Drive
i3
SetList
SetListData_01.json (A-1)
SetListData_05.json (A-5)
SetListData_06.json (B-1)
SetListData_50.json (J-5)
STYLE
USER01.STY (901. −916.)
USER02.STY (917. −932.)
USER06.STY (981. −996.)
PROGRAM
USER01.PCG
USER02.PCG
USERDK.PCG
.WAV
.MP3
.SMF
.MID
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