M50 Owner's Manual - Korg

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92 Loading & saving data Refer to the owner’s manual included with your card, and observe the guidelines for handling and use. How to save data Access the Media- Save page, and select the appropriate menu command according to the data that you’re saving to media. For details on saving, please see “0–2: Save” on page 260 of the Parameter Guide. Cautions when saving If an identically named file exists on the media If a file with the same name already exists on the media, you will be asked whether you want to overwrite. If you wish to overwrite, press the OK button. If you want to save without overwriting, press the Cancel button and rename the file before you save it. For details, please see “Editing names” on page 91. Please note when saving • When using Save All (PCG & SNG), and Save PCG to save combinations, you should also remember to save the programs used by each timbre (or the drum kits, and user arpeggio patterns used by the programs) at the same time. Similarly when saving programs, you should also remember to save the drum kits, user drum track patterns and user arpeggio patterns used by the programs. Time required when saving data • The length of time required will depend on the amount of data being saved. Using the M50 as a data filer The M50 can receive MIDI System Exclusive data sent by an external device, and save this data to media. (This is sometimes referred to as the “Data Filer” function.) For details, please see “Save Exclusive” on page 268 of the Parameter Guide.
Loading data Data that can be loaded Loading from media You can load the following data from media. • .PCG file: Programs, Combinations, Drum Kits, Global settings, User Arpeggio Patterns, and User Drum Track patterns • .SNG file: Song and cue list. • .MID file: Standard MIDI file (SMF) format • .EXL file: MIDI exclusive data Loading the preloaded data and demo songs to restore the factory settings You can load the factory settings and demo songs back into the M50’s internal memory. For the procedure, please see “Loading the preloaded data” on page 97. • Preload data: Programs, Combinations, Drum Kits, Global settings, User Arpeggio Patterns • Demo song data Loading data Data that can be loaded Loading data from media (Media–Load) Loading all Programs, Combinations, Drum Kits and Arpeggio patterns Here we’ll explain how to load all data from a .PCG file containing Programs, Combinations, Drum kits, Global settings, User Arpeggio patterns, and Drum Track patterns in a single operation. When loading Programs, Combinations, Songs, or Drum Kits, you must make sure that the Global mode memory protect setting is unchecked. For details, please see “Memory protect” on page 90. Note: Please see page 90 for details on the media from which you can load data. 1. Make sure that the media is ready for you to load data. For details, please see “Inserting/removing a card in the SD card slot” on page 91. 2. Access the Media– Load page. Press the Load tab. 3. Press the .PCG file containing the program and combination data you want to load, so that the file is highlighted. • If there are directories, press the Open button to move to a lower level, or press the Up button to move back to the higher level. 4. Press the Load button. Alternatively, choose the menu command “Load Selected.” A dialog box will appear. 5. If you want to load song data at the same time, select the “Load ********.SNG too” box. When you execute the load operation, the .SNG file will be loaded together with the .PCG file. Use “Select .SNG Allocation” to specify the destination to which the song data will be loaded. 93 Program Combination Sequencer Effect Arpeggio Drum Track Global Media
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Thank you for purchasing the Korg M
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Creating songs (Sequencer mode) . .
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This Quick Start is provided for th
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Listening to the demo songs Loading
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Main Features EDS (Enhanced Definit
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Rear panel 6 1. Power supply 5 Be s
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* Dialog box A dialog box may appea
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GLOBAL MODE DRUM KIT PCG Key Assign
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Using the EXIT switch to move betwe
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When selecting a program or combina
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Resetting the controller settings Y
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Turning the power on/off Connecting
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Connecting audio equipment Here’s
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Playing and editing Programs About
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Selecting by Category/Program Selec
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3. There are two modes of realtime
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Saving your edits After you’ve ed
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processed sound) recorded at a spec
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Using Alternate Modulation (AMS) an
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Page 53 and 54: Detailed Editing with Combinations
Page 55 and 56: Creating Velocity Switches Next, le
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Page 61 and 62: MIDI recording Preparations for rec
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Page 69 and 70: Creating an RPPR pattern RPPR stand
Page 71 and 72: Creating and playing a Cue List A c
Page 73 and 74: Using Effects An overview of the M5
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Page 89 and 90: Settings for the entire M50 How Glo
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Page 97: Editing names You can modify the na
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Page 103 and 104: Appendices Restoring the factory se
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Page 113 and 114: Specifications and options Specific
Page 115 and 116: Operating requirements KORG USB-MID
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