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14-2 CONTENTS OF THE FLOPPY DISK
Up to ten songs can be stored on a floppy disk. Each song can be
stored with all the 16 AUTO PLAY ORCHESTRA USER patterns, a
set of REGISTRATION settings (7 programs each for the Banks A
and B, and the panel settings) if you turn on the SYSTEM track in
recording the song. Or, you can store or load AUTO PLAY ORCHES-
TRA USER (A.P.0.) patterns or REGISTRATION settings separately.
The top Jeft of the display shows the type of the contents of the flop-
py disk. "s" indicates song data. "r" indicates registration data. "a"
indicates auto play orchestra data. The period mark "." will be dis-
played if there is nothing stored.
sra
SNGO1:
The above illustration indicates that song, registration, and the auto
play orchestra data are stored on the song 1.
The above illustration indicates that only the song data are stored
on the song 1.
The above illustration indicates no data are stored on the song 1.
14-3 REPLAY
(1) Select the song number to replay using the FF and REW switches
(-, +).
The track button lamp on which the selected song is recorded
lights.
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(2) Press a track button whose lamp is lit if you do not want to
replay that track. If you turned off a button lamp by mistake, press
the button again to turn on the button lamp.
When the SYSTEM button is lit; the previously recorded settings
(tone selection, tempo, etc.) are reproduced and the song is
replayed.
When the SYSTEM button is not lit, the song is replayed under the
current settings.
Note: The SOLO track button of the XR7000 is for playing back the
song you recorded with the XR9000.
(3) Press the PLAY button.
Note: When the SYSTEM button is lit, the song can be replayed
after the following data is transferred from the disk.
[Data transferred from the disk]
SEQ
PLAY
Regist
Load
SEQ
PLAY
A. P.O
Load
SEQ
PLAY
END
Load
Contents of the program rhythm
Contents of the program registration
While setting data is being transferred from the disk, the display will
show "Regist Load", and then "A.P.O. Load" and "Load End".
NOTES:
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