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<strong>EM</strong>-<strong>55</strong> <strong>OR</strong> Owner’s Manual<br />

Note: If the Style on disk does not fit into the<br />

<strong>EM</strong>-<strong>55</strong> <strong>OR</strong>’s RAM memory, the “Err – Too Big!” error<br />

message is displayed, and the Style will not be<br />

loaded.<br />

(7) Press [START/STOP] to start playback of<br />

the style on disk.<br />

Note: The selection of the Style Disk memory will<br />

be written to a User Program (see p. 49). This, however<br />

refers to the memory address rather than its<br />

contents. Next time you recall such a User Program,<br />

the <strong>EM</strong>-<strong>55</strong> <strong>OR</strong> will therefore use the last Style you<br />

loaded after switching it on. If you haven’t yet<br />

loaded a User Style, the <strong>EM</strong>-<strong>55</strong> <strong>OR</strong> selects a ROM<br />

Style.<br />

Note: You can also assign the Music Style in the<br />

Style Disk memory to a Disk Link memory (see<br />

below).<br />

Assigning other Music Styles to the Disk Link memories<br />

The <strong>EM</strong>-<strong>55</strong> <strong>OR</strong> provides 64 memories (8 banks x 8 numbers) that refer to Music Styles on the supplied or<br />

any other floppy disk. The Disk Link memories can be accessed via group b (press [A/B] and then enter<br />

the bank and number using the [1]~[8] buttons).<br />

Though these memories behave exactly like the<br />

memories of group A (that provides access to<br />

the internal Music Styles), the Disk Link<br />

memories only “work” if the disk in<br />

question has been inserted into the<br />

drive. Thanks to the <strong>EM</strong>-<strong>55</strong> <strong>OR</strong>’s powerful software,<br />

loading a Disk Link Style is as swift as<br />

working with internal Styles. To assign a Music<br />

Style on floppy disk to a Disk Link memory, proceed<br />

as follows:<br />

(1) Start by loading the desired style using<br />

the STYLE DISK function.<br />

See above. If the <strong>EM</strong>-<strong>55</strong> <strong>OR</strong>’s RAM memory<br />

already contains the desired Style, you just<br />

need to press [VARIATION/STYLE DISK].<br />

In any case, you need to insert a floppy disk<br />

into the drive.<br />

(2) Press and hold the [VARIATION/STYLE<br />

DISK] button.<br />

VARIATION<br />

STYLE DISK<br />

The message line of the display should now<br />

look as follows:<br />

As you see, group b is already selected. All<br />

you need to do now is…<br />

(3) Use the numeric keypad to select the<br />

desired Music Style bank (1~8).<br />

(4) Use the numeric keypad to select a Music<br />

Style memory of that bank (x1~x8).<br />

As soon as you specify the number, the display<br />

indicates Complete.<br />

Whenever you select that memory (“B32”,<br />

for example), the <strong>EM</strong>-<strong>55</strong> <strong>OR</strong> will load the<br />

assigned Style from the floppy disk into its<br />

STYLE DISK memory.<br />

Note: If you forgot to insert the floppy disk (either<br />

while assigning or using the Disk Link memories), an<br />

error message will be displayed.<br />

Note: If you change the name of a Style file on<br />

floppy disk (on your PC, for example), the Disk Link<br />

function no longer finds that Style.<br />

More Music Style functions<br />

Here are yet other functions related to Music Styles. These can be set via the FUNCTION menu, or are<br />

covered elsewhere:<br />

• Balance between the <strong>Keyboard</strong> parts and<br />

the Music Style parts (see p. 33)<br />

• Volume of certain Music Style parts (see<br />

p. 45)<br />

Link To<br />

T<strong>EM</strong>PO<br />

120<br />

• Arranger split point (see p. 45)<br />

• Hold function for the Arranger notes (see<br />

p. 45).<br />

ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH<br />

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