Song/Track; Edit Song/Track; P1 Song Number/Name Display; P1 Drive/Song Select - Korg D8 Owner's Manual

1. SONG/TRACK

P1 Song number/name display
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01:SngName
P1-1 Song number display ...................................(01...50)
This indicates the number of the song in the currently
selected drive. A drive can contain up to 50 songs
(memory permitting). The only songs that can be
selected are those which already exist, and 01 (New
empty song).
For details on selecting a song, refer to "Selecting
another song" (p.9).
P1-2 Song name display ....... (7 characters displayed: 16
characters during recording or playback)
This indicates the name (up to 7 characters) of the cur-
rently selected song.
When you begin playback or recording, the display
will scroll to show the entire song name (up to 16 char-
acters).
To change the song name, use Edit Song/Track P2.
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2. EDIT SONG/TRACK

P1 Drive/song select
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I01:SngNaœ
P1-1 Drive number select .......................................[I, A...G]
Selects the drive that you wish to use.
I : Internal IDE (internal drive), A : SCSI ID 0, B : SCSI ID
1, C : SCSI ID 2, D : SCSI ID 3, E : SCSI ID 4, F : SCSI ID 5,
G : SCSI ID 6
P1-2 Song number select ....................................... [01...50]
Selects the song from within the drive that was
selected in P1-1. The only songs which can be selected
are those which already exist, and 01 (New empty
song).
P1-3 Song name display .......... (16 characters displayed)
The entire name (up to sixteen characters) of the song
selected in P1-2 is displayed. In P1-2 you can press the
[ ] key to scroll the name.
P2 Edit song
EditSong œ
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Cpy:I01 ø
P2-1 Select a song edit operation ....... [Cpy, Renam, Del,
Mov, Recov]
Select the type of editing that you wish to perform.
When "EditSong" is displayed, press the [
then press the [SONG/TRACK] to make your selec-
tion.
Cpy (Copy Song [Current Song
Song]):
This operation copies the contents of the currently
selected song or of all songs in the drive to the speci-
fied drive.
When copying a single song, the data will be copied to
the specified song number of the destination drive.
The destination song number and subsequent num-
bers will be incremented by one.
When copying all songs, the data will be copied after
the last song which exists in the destination drive.
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] key, and
Dest Drive, Dest