Store Mode; Store Multi - Yamaha W5 Owner's Manual

STORE MODE

Store Mode lets you store multis (with or without song sequencer data) in an internal
song multi memory (01 ~ 16) as well as store original and preset voices into the Internal
voice bank. Store Mode is handy for organizing your voices and multis before saving them
to disk.
ENTERING AND EXITING STORE MODE
To enter Store Mode, press the STORE button on the panel.
From within Store Mode, you can choose the Store Multi
[F2] ( Multi ) or Store Voice [F3] ( Voice ) function,
depending on which type of data you want to store. To exit
Store Mode, press EXIT once or more or press any other
MODE button on the panel.

STORE MULTI

Store Multi Mode lets you store the multi in the currently selected Song memory into
another song memory location (01 ~ 16). Multi data which can be stored in a Song
memory location includes all multi settings (i.e., MIDI, mixer and other parameter settings
for the 16 instrument voice tracks) and other setup data.
As you set parameters in a multi, as well as record or edit a song sequence within the
song multi memory, all settings and data are entered within the currently selected song
memory as you input it.
BEFORE STORING A MULTI
Before entering Store Mode, first assign Instrument voices to
tracks and adjust the other song multi parameters you want
to store for all the necessary instrument tracks from within
Song Mode. (NOTE: For more information about song
multis, see page 74.)
ACCESSING STORE MULTI FUNCTION
To access the Store Multi function, press STORE, followed
by [F2] ( Multi ).
SELECTING THE SONG LOCATION - To select a
Song location (01 ~ 16) to store the currently selected
multi into, use JOG, INC/DEC or the KEYPAD.
STORING THE MULTI - Press ENTER, and the W5/
W7 will give you a chance to change your mind, asking
Are You Sure? Press INC to store the song or multi, or
press DEC to abort the operation.
NOTE: Multi settings for SMF song data will load into the W5/
W7, but will not be retained at power off unless you first store it
in a song location. In order to be sure that you dont accidentally
lose your important multi settings, it is a good habit to periodi-
cally perform the Store Multi operation as you work.
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