Yamaha DTXTREME Owner's Manual (reference Section) - Page 62

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Edit Pages n Use the Data Control knob associated with each parameter to directly enter parameter values. By turning the knobs while holding down the SHIFT button, the values will change in larger increments. The leftmost Data Control knob can be used to jump directly to the first page of each category. Song-level Editing [Song1] SONG COPY Copies a preset or user song to the current "empty" user song. n If the current song is not empty, you will see the message "Sequence data is not empty" and you will be unable to copy. Press the ENTER/YES button to return to the previous page. [Song1] Copy From Song SONG P1 Horizon 1 2 1 Copy From Song Select the source song number (i.e., the song from which you wish to copy) ❏Settings: P1-P31 (demo songs), Q1-Q67 (practice songs), R1-R66 (pad songs), U1-U32 (user songs), (songs cannot be copied from Memory Card) 2 (Song Name) Shows the name of the song. This cannot be changed here. Procedure 1. Use the center Data Control knob to select the source preset or user song to be copied from. 2. Press the ENTER/YES button and you will see an "Are you sure?" message. [Song1] Copy From Song Are You Sure ? [Yes/No] 3. Press the ENTER/YES button again and the song will be copied. If you press the EXIT/NO button instead, the song will not be copied and you will be returned to Drum Kit Play mode. [Song2] SONG CLEAR Clears all data in the current song. [Song2] Clear Current Song SONG Procedure 1. Press the ENTER/YES button and you will see an "Are you sure?" message. [Song2] Clear Current Song Are You Sure ? [Yes/No] 2. Press the ENTER/YES button again and the song will be cleared. If you press the EXIT/ NO button instead, the song will not be cleared and you will be returned to Drum Kit Play mode. [Song3] SONG NAME You can assign a song name up to 8 characters in length. You can also set the Tempo and Repeated Playback settings. Song name 1 Cursor (position) [Song3] Name "no name " Tempo Repeat SONG < !"> 120 |- | Move the Enter character 2 3 cursor at cursor position 1 Name As shown in the illustration, use the second-toleft Data Control knob to move the cursor to the position you wish to edit, then use the center Data Control knob to enter a character for the name. Repeat this as necessary to assign a song name up to 8 characters in length. ❏ Settings: Same as for Drum Kit Name. See page 41. 2 TEMPO Set the initial song tempo. ❏Settings: 30-300 REFERENCE SECTION Song Job Mode 62

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REFERENCE SECTION
Song Job Mode
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Edit Pages
n
Use the Data Control knob associated with each
parameter to directly enter parameter values. By
turning the knobs while holding down the SHIFT
button, the values will change in larger increments.
The leftmost Data Control knob can be used to jump
directly to the first page of each category.
Song-level Editing
[Song1] SONG COPY
Copies a preset or user song to the current
“empty” user song.
n
If the current song is not empty, you will see the
message “Sequence data is not empty” and you will
be unable to copy. Press the ENTER/YES button to
return to the previous page.
1
Copy From Song
Select the source song number (i.e., the song
from which you wish to copy)
Settings:
P1-P31 (demo songs), Q1-Q67 (practice songs),
R1-R66 (pad songs), U1-U32 (user songs), (songs
cannot be copied from Memory Card)
2
(Song Name)
Shows the name of the song. This cannot be
changed here.
Procedure
1.
Use the center Data Control knob to select the
source preset or user song to be copied from.
2.
Press the ENTER/YES button and you will see
an “Are you sure?
”
message.
3.
Press the ENTER/YES button again and the
song will be copied. If you press the EXIT/NO
button instead, the song will not be copied
and you will be returned to Drum Kit Play
mode.
[Song2] SONG CLEAR
Clears all data in the current song.
Procedure
1.
Press the ENTER/YES button and you will see
an “Are you sure?
”
message.
2.
Press the ENTER/YES button again and the
song will be cleared. If you press the EXIT/
NO button instead, the song will not be
cleared and you will be returned to Drum Kit
Play mode.
[Song3] SONG NAME
You can assign a song name up to 8 characters in
length. You can also set the Tempo and Repeated
Playback settings.
1
Name
As shown in the illustration, use the second-to-
left Data Control knob to move the cursor to the
position you wish to edit, then use the center
Data Control knob to enter a character for the
name. Repeat this as necessary to assign a song
name up to 8 characters in length.
Settings:
Same as for Drum Kit Name. See page 41.
2
TEMPO
Set the initial song tempo.
Settings:
30-300
[Song1] Copy From Song
SONG
P1
Horizon
1
2
[Song1] Copy From Song
Are You Sure ? [Yes/No]
[Song2] Clear Current Song
SONG
[Song2] Clear Current Song
Are You Sure ? [Yes/No]
Cursor (position)
Song name
Enter character
at cursor position
Move the
cursor
1
3
2
[Song3] Name
"no name " Tempo
Repeat
SONG
<
!">
120
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