Pattern Mode - Yamaha RY30 Authorized Product Manual

Summary: Clears (erases) the selected pattern.
Settings: Pattern number: 000 . . . 099
Procedure: Use the [INC] and [DEC] keys, the
[DATA] slider, or the numeric keys to select the
pattern number to be cleared.
Press the [ENTER] key — "Sure" will
appear on the display. Press the [ENTER] key
again to clear the pattern or press [EXIT] to
Summary: Copies the pattern data from the speci -
fied source pattern number to the specified des-
tination pattern number.
Settings: Source pattern number: 000 . . . 199
Destination pattern number: 000 . . . 099
Procedure: Use the
cursor to the source or destination pattern num-
ber. Use the [INC] and [DEC] keys, the
[DATA] slider, or the numeric keys to set the
appropriate pattern numbers.
Press the [ENTER] key — "Sure" will ap-
pear on the display. Press the [ENTER] key
again to copy the pattern or press [EXIT] to
cancel the operation. "Complete!" will appear on
the display briefly when the pattern has been
copied.
PATTERN CLEAR
PATTERN COPY
a n d keys to move the
cancel the operation. "Complete!" will appear on
the display briefly when the pattern has been
cleared.
Notes: This is the main method you'll use to get rid
of unwanted patterns. It's also handy to be able
to clear a pattern you're working on if you don't
like the way things are going and want to start
again from scratch.
Patterns 100 through 199 are presets and can
not be cleared.
If you attempt to clear a pattern that con-
tains no data, the "!No Data Converted!" error
message will appear on the display.
Notes: The ability to copy patterns is particularly
useful when you want to create variations on
existing patterns. Copy the pattern you want to
modify to a new pattern number, then edit the
pattern using the real-time, step, parameter
record, or clock move record mode. Recording and
editing procedures are discussed in detail
beginning on page 21.
Any previous data in the destination pattern
number will be erased and replaced by the copied
pattern.
If you specify a source pattern that contains
no data, the "!No Data Converted!" error mes-
sage will appear on the display when the opera-
tion is executed, and the operation will be
cancelled.
"! Memory Full !" will appear on the display
if there is not enough pattern memory available
to complete the operation.

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