Generalmusic WK3 World Keyboard Owner's Manual page 121

(Save Style), or as a group of User Styles (Save
Styles). Up to 16 User Styles can be loaded to
the User Groups in a single step.
User Styles carry their Style-Performances to
Disk.
WK3 User Style extension
The single elements are identified by the exten-
sion ".UXX" where XX is any number from 1 ...
16.
SAVING PERFORMANCES
Up to 64 Performances, divided into 8 Perform-
ance Groups of 8, can be saved to Disk (includ-
ing Style-Performances). Performances are
saved in a single step using the Save Perform-
ance procedure.
SAVING SAMPLE
Samples are saved from the Samples bank
(which corresponds to the backed Sample-RAM)
to disk using the Save Sample procedure.
WK3 Samples Kits occupy the first 6 locations of
the Samples bank. A user-captured Sample oc-
cupies location 8. Both types of samples cannot
reside in the Sample Ram at the same time, there-
fore, only one Sample type can be saved to disk.
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Note: The Sampling function is enabled only if
WK3 is fitted with the Generalmusic optional Audio/
Video Interface kit. Without this kit, it is only
possible to load Samples into memory.
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Saving Song/Styles
Song/Styles can only be saved to disk using the
«Save All» procedure, as this kind of file exploits
various different sections of the instrument at the
same time.
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Saving WS or CD compatible files
If you have loaded WS Songs using the «Load
mode» option, or CD Songs or Styles, these can
be saved as WK3 data files.
SAVING SINGLE ELEMENTS (SONG, SMF
FILE, STYLE, SAMPLE)
You can save a single Song, Style, MidiFile or
Sample using the respective commands «Save
Song», «Save Style», «Save MidiFile» and «Save
Sample».
The steps taken to save a single Song, SMF File
or Style are identical in all respects, with the ex-
ception of the extension that identifies the file.
The «Save Sample» procedure shows a slight
variation.
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WARNING - Do not use the original disks
supplied with the instrument for saving data.
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SAVE SONG, SMF, STYLE PROCEDURE
Page 16 explains the procedure in detail.
• Use «Save Song» to save a single Song to
disk.
• Use «Save MidiFile» to save a WK3 Song as
a Standard MIDI File to disk.
• Use «Save Style» to save a User Style to
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disk.
• To save a Sample see page 20
The Save procedure can be carried out regard-
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less of the current mode (for example, you can
save a Song while you are playing a Style).
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