Roland GR-700 Owner's Manual page 26

b. Copy Function
By using the Copy function, you can collect your
favorite tone colorsin one bank or change the places
of the patch programs, etc. This copying operation,
however, inevitably sacrifices one patch program.
(D With the GR-700 in the Play mode, call the patch
program number where you wish to transfer a
tone color. In other words, assign the new place
for the tone color. Here, if you do not want to
lose the tone color written in that patch program
number, you must write it somewhere else. To
do that, turn GR-700 to the Write mode and
write this tone color into the patch program
number which you do not mind losing, by taking
a usual writing operation. (If you do not remem-
ber how to write a tone color, refer to-page 24.)
© Call the patch program you wish to transfer, then
turn the GR-700 to the Write mode, and write it
into a new place. i
(e.g.)
Copying patch program 2—1 to 1-2, keeping the
tone color of 1—2, abandoning 2—4.
© Call 1—2 then write it to 2-4.
(2) Call 2—1 then write it to 1—2.
PATCH 1 2 3
BANK 1 2
A(B)
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[NOTE]
Present patches 1—1 to 4—8 (32 patches) can be
restored even if lost, but those of 5-1 to 8—8
(32 patches) can never be retrieved. (Refer to
Sample Sound Table.)
To restore the lost patch programs, set the Memory
Protect Switch @ to the OFF position, then press
the Bank Pedal @ while holding the Memory Write
Switch @ down.
Now, the whole set of 32 original preset patches
1—1 to 4-8 are restored, naturally, erasing the
existing tone colors. Finally, set the Memory Pro-
tect Switch @ to the ON position.