Moving Programs - Korg EX-800 Owner's Manual

IT'S ALWAYS A GOOD IDEA TO SAVE YOUR PROGRAMS
ON TAPE FOR FURTHER PROTECTION (see Section 7).

4.4 MOVING PROGRAMS

Programs in memory may be easily copied or moved from one
Program Number to another, the basic procedure is:
• select the program you want to copy
• press the red WRITE button
• enter the Program Number that you want to copy the pro­
gram into
4.4.1 COPYING A SINGLE PROGRAM
1. Set the rear panel Program Write switch to ENABLE,
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SEQUENCER
ENABLE DISABLE
2. Select the program you want to move, using the Number
buttons.
EXAMPLE
If you want to move the sound in Program Number :!
to a different program number, press the PROG/PARA
button (if necessary) to select Program mode (so that
only three digits are showing in the Display). Then, select
Program Number : I in the normal way.
3. Press the WRITE button. The typical blinking Display should
result.
PROGRAM
4.
Select the destination Program Number (where you want to
copy the program you selected in step 2).
EXAMPLE
To copy the program to Program Number >I'3 , enter ' c'3 '
using the Number buttons.
PROGRAM
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PROGRAM
ENABLE DISABLE
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Blinks
■
■ is displyed unit! the next digit is
entered
(Waiting for input)
• A horizontal line appears after the first digit is selected (which
means the programmer is waiting for an input).
• If you pressed the wrong number for the first digit (AND ARE
ABOUT TO ERASE THE WRONG PROGRAM):
* switch the rear panel Program Write switch to the DISA­
BLE position, and switch it back to the ENABLE position
* reselect the program you want to copy, then press the
WRITE button again
* finally, press the correct Number buttons ('
3
' ')
When the program has been copied to Program Number
the Display will show the following:
D D
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At this point, the sound originally stored in Program Num­
ber ,33 has been erased, and the same sound is stored in
two Program Numbers,
5. Set the rear panel Program Write switch to the DISABLE
position.
- WRITE-
r
SEQUENCER
ENABLE DISABLE
It's often convenient to rearange a number of programs into
the order you want to use them in for performance. As an ex­
ample, assume that you want to use programs
; j; , ; and 83 for a particular song, in that order.
1. Select a " free" location (for example, S'-!).
NOTE:
To move programs, you must have at least 1 "fre e " Program
Number which holds a program YOU D O N T MIND LOS­
ING. I f there are no free locations, write down all the
parameter values fo r one program, use that Program Num­
ber as the "free" locations, and re-enter the parameter values
you wrote down after you finish moving programs into their
final order.
' and then
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PROGRAM
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PROGRAM
ENABLE DISABLE
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