Working With Files; Mapping Midi Ports - Yamaha Studio Manager v.2 Owner's Manual

Working with Files

You can save the various parameter setting files either as a complete set using Studio Manager or your DAW applica-
tion, or individually using each Editor. The following table shows how to manage your setting files.
Creating a new file
Opening a previously saved file
Saving the current file
Saving the current file with a new name
If you save a file in the Studio Manager window, all selected Editor settings are saved in a file with a file extension of
".YSM". If the "Automatically synchronize on file load" preference (see page 7) is turned on, opening a file will recall
the entire set of system settings (Recall function).
If you're using Studio Manager with your DAW application, the settings of all selected Editors will be saved together
within the file of the DAW application. If desired, you can also save files from Studio Manager, and then open them
from Studio Manager running as a stand-alone application.
If you save a file in an Editor, only that Editor's settings are saved in a file.
NOTE: When you create a new file, or open a previously saved file, a message appears asking whether you want
to save the currently-open file. Click [Yes] to save the current file and open another. Click [No] to open another
without saving the current one. Click [Cancel] to cancel the operation.

Mapping MIDI Ports

If MIDI ports specified in Editors are not
enabled on the computer (e.g., when you open a
file on another computer), it's convenient to
change all MIDI port settings together in the Re-
map MIDI Ports window (shown on the right).
Choose [Re-map MIDI Ports] from the [File]
menu to display the window.
NOTE: This function is not available if you're
using Studio Manager in your DAW
application.
❏ Workspace
This column lists the MIDI ports specified in
Editors by the corresponding device names
and [port names].
❏ System
This column lists the MIDI ports enabled on the computer. If the ports listed in the Workspace column and the
ports listed in the System column do not match, click the port name in the System column to display a pull-down
menu, then select a matching port from the menu.
Choose [New] from the [File] menu.
(only if Studio Manager is running as stand-alone)
Choose [Open (Import)] from the [File] menu.
Choose [Save] from the [File] menu.
(only if Studio Manager is running as stand-alone)
Choose [Save As... (Export)] from the [File] menu.
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