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Changes to the operation guide
In conjunction with the update to M3 XP
following changes have been made to the content of
the operation guide.
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Compared to the M3 (version 1), the M3 XP
updates a wide range of functionality for programs,
combinations, demo songs, multisamples, sequencer,
and KARMA. Please be aware that for this reason,
screen shots and other aspects of the included
operation guide may differ from the actual instrument.
☞ page 34
The operating requirements of M3 Editor/Plug-In
Editor have changed due to the upgrade. For details on
the most recent software operating requirements, refer
to the latest version of the "M3 Editor/Plug-In Editor
Owner's Manual" (page.1).
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Program bank contents
Bank
Prog. No.
INT-A...E
000...127
INT-F
000...127
G (GM)
001...128
g(1)...g(9)
001...128
g(d)
001...128
USER–A...E
000...127
USER–F, G
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INT-A016: Real Suit E.Piano
↓
INT-A003: Real Suit E.Piano
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Appendices
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Explanation
With the factory settings, these
Factory
banks contain a wide variety of
Programs.
preloaded programs that use
multisamples, effects, and KARMA.
EXB-RADIAS
This can be selected if the optional
Programs.
EXB-RADIAS is installed.
GM2 main
These banks contain 256 GM
programs.
programs and nine GM drum
programs that are compatible with
GM2
the GM2 sound map. The programs of
variation
these banks are read-only.
programs.
Bank G contains the GM programs. G
lets you select 128 programs
numbered from 001–128, and g(1)–
GM2 drum
g(d) lets you select nine drum
programs.
programs.
You can't write (save) data to these
banks.
Factory
For these banks you can switch the
Programs.
bank type between EDS and EXB-
RADIAS. Programs cannot be saved in
a bank of a differing type. Specify the
bank type using the Global mode
menu command "Set Prog User-Bank
Initialized
Type" (See PG page 398). For USER-
Programs.
A...E, refer to the "Explanation" of
INT-A...E, above. USER-F is
recommended as the bank for user
sampling.
☞ page 48, page 49
INT-B045, "Smooth Operators."
↓
, the
INT-A120, "Smooth Operators."
☞ page 66
Combination bank contents
Bank
INT-A...C
USER-E
INT-D...G,
USER-A...D, F, G
☞ page 120
We recommend that you use bank USER-F as the
program bank for Sampling mode.
☞ page 201
In "About the data loaded with All Preload PCG," the
Program, Combination, and Demo Song settings have
changed for "If the EXB-RADIAS is not installed."
• Program:
Bank I–A ... I–E, U–A ...U–D (000...063), U-E
• Combination: Bank I–A ... I–C, U–E (000...031)
• Demo Song: S000–S005, S008...S015
Only when executing All (Preload PCG and Demo
Song)
For page 224 "Specifications," refer to page 16.
Added messages
File contains unsupported data
Meaning: You've attempted to load a file format that the
M3 doesn't support. (For example - 24-bit WAV, AIFF,
etc.)
File unavailable
Meaning: The data in the KEP file was invalid. It is
possible that the KEP file has been corrupted.
• Restore the backed-up KEP file into a USB device .
Not enough sample memory
Meaning: There is insufficient sample memory (for
sample parameters or sample waveform data).
• Delete samples to increase the amount of free
memory.
• Use the Media mode EX-USB PCM page to unload a
loaded
PCM expansion
mode to delete unneeded sample data.
This title is already loaded
Meaning: You've attempted to load an
option title that was already loaded.
Combi. No.
Explanation
000...127
Factory Combinations.
000...031
000...127
Initialized Combinations.
option title, or use Sampling
PCM expansion
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