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The

default

voice

in

the

edit

memory

is

voice

No.1

which

is

automatically

loaded

when the

system

is

turned

on.

3

When

you

select

a

new

voice

to edit

by

using

the Play

function,

the

voice

data that

was

in

the

edit

memory

will

be

entered

in

the

edit/recall

memory

for

voice

No.48;

but only

if

that

voice

data

is

to

be

modified with

the

CX5M.

This

prevents the

data

being edited from

being

erased

by

mistake.

4

The

data

in

the

edit

memory

of

the

CX5M

will

also

be

transferred

to

the

edit

memory

of

the

DX7.

5

The

function

parameters

(performance

parameters)

in

the

edit

memory

of

the

CX5M

will

be

trans-

ferred

to

the

performance

parameter

(function control)

memory

of

DX7.

6

Whenever

a

voice

is

selected

by

using

the

operation

panel

of

the

DX7

(even

during

the

PLAY

mode),

that

voice

data

will

be

sent

to

the

edit

memory

of

the

CX5M,

insuring

that

the

contents

in

the

edit

memories

of

the

DX7

and

the

CX5M

will

always

match.

This

means

that

everything

heard

from

the

DX7

coincides with

the

data that

appears

on

the

monitor

screen.

The

voice

data

that

was

in

the

edit

memory,

if

it

is

being

revised

with

the

CX5M,

will

be sent

to

the

edit/recall

memory.

However,

if

envelopes

are

copied

with

the

DX7,

the

data

in

the

CX5M

will

not

be

revised.

Therefore

envelopes

should

be

copied

with

the

CX5M,

not

with

the

DX7.

7

The

voice

data

in

the

edit

memory

can

be

stored

in

the voice

memory

by

using

the

Store

function.

8

The

voice

data

that

is

in

the

edit/recall

memory

can

be

called

into

the

edit

memory

with

the

edit

recall

function.

9

The 32

voices (No.'s

1

to

32)

in

the voice

memory

of

the

CX5M

can

be

transferred to

that

of

the

DX7

by

using

the

MIDI

Transfer

function.

(After

powering

up

the

system,

the

MIDI

Transfer

function

also

can

be

used

when

loading

the

voices

of

the

DX7

into

the

CX5M.)

PRECAUTIONS

•

Do

not

attempt

to

operate

or

play the

DX7

during

the

time

the

voice

data

of

the

CX5M

is

being

loaded

into

the

DX7.

•

When

the

DX7

Voicing

Program

begins

to

transfer

data

between

the

DX7

and

the

CX5M,

the

Memory

Protect

function

for

the

internal

voices

of the

DX7

is

automatically

deactivated.

After the

voice

memory

transfer

is

completed,

reactivate

the

Protect

function

for

the

internal

voices

of

the

DX7

by

using

its

Memory

Protect

button.

•

The

voice

data

being

edited

in

the

CX5M

will

be

altered

if

any

operations

other

than

voice

pro-

gramming

(such

as

MASTER

TUNE, MIDI,

EDIT/RECALL,

VOICE

INIT,

BATTERY

CHECK,

CARTRIDGE

SAVE/LOAD

etc.)

are

carried

out

on

the

DX7

while

the

DX7

Voicing Program

is

running.

These

non-editing

operations

should

be

carried

out

only

when

the

DX7

Voicing Program

is

not

running.

•

While

the

DX7

Voicing Program

is

being

used,

continuously

changing

the

voices

with

the

DX7

may

damage the

contents

in

the

CX5M

edit

memory.

Selecting

voices

with

the

DX7

should

be

done

one

at

a

time,

after

the

edited

voice

on

the

CX5M

has

been saved

to

a

voice

memory.

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