Kurzweil K2500 - PERFORMANCE GUIDE REV F PART NUMBER 910251 CHAP 12 Getting Started Manual page 17

PlayNew / Play soft buttons allow you to play all of the recorded data, including data on the
track(s) you have just recorded.
Stop halts the playback of either the Old or the New version of the Song you are currently
auditioning. Press the Stop soft button to stop the playback or recording, and reset the Song's
location to either the default "bar 1, beat 1" value, or to whatever location you defined in the
Locat parameter
Yes saves the data on the track(s) you just recorded. Whatever was played back when you
pressed PlayNew will be the version of the Song to be saved when you press Yes. The "Save
New Song?" Dialog (shown below) will be displayed.
No returns you to the Song mode page in which you were last recording, without saving any
unsaved changes to the current Song.
Save New song? Dialog
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Saving a Song requires that you assign it an ID# and this is where you do so. If you select an
ID# of an existing Song Object in RAM, the Save soft button will become Replace and "Replace
existing Song" will appear on the display as a warning and a chance to change your mind.
There are only 20 ID#s available for Song Objects per bank in banks 100 - 900. In the zeros
bank, there are 75, ID#s 1 - 75. In the 200's bank there are ID#s 200 - 219, in the 300's bank, ID#s
300 - 319, and so on.
Object accesses some useful database functions while still in Song mode, before you actually
save the current Song. Pressing Object jumps you directly to the Object Utility, described on
page 11-6. When you press Done on the Utility page, you will be returned to the "Save New
Song" dialog.
The Rename, Save, and Cancel soft buttons function the same as they do in all other editors.
Erase Track Dialog
This dialog asks you if you are sure you want to erase a specific track. The track number will
correspond to the track currently selected by the cursor position. When RecTrk is set to Multi
or None, the Erase track function looks to the cursor position to determine the track to erase. If
the cursor is positioned somewhere other than the Track or Channel fields, Erase will have no
effect. Erasing a track will not alter the Song's End point, nor will it remove any tempo events,
since these elements are common to all tracks in the Song.
Yes erases all data on the selected track and returns to the MAIN Song Mode. The Song will
keep the erased track record enabled, but it will be an empty track.
No aborts the erasing of the selected track and returns to the MAIN Song Mode with all
previously recorded tracks intact.
Song Mode
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