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Swapping (1) Press the F8 key and the prompt "Copy" will appear. Press the SELECT key and the previous message will be replaced by "Swap". (Pressing the SELECT key once again toggles the display and the system will return to the "Copy" prompt.) (2) Input the voice number to be swapped and press the RETURN key. Input the other voice number and press return to complete the swapping process. This simply exchanges the voices in the two memory locations. * Pressing the ESC key instead of RETURN will cancel the function and allow you to start again. The contents in the edit buffer memory will remain the same. This function is useful for rearranging voices in the order you wish to use them for a performance, or for swapping vioces in memories 33 to 48 with those in 1 to 32. Fig. 32 Swapping diaram Swap 1 and 3 (Exchanging voice numbers 1 and 3) Voice memory 2 Swap 3 4 5 47 48 F9 key ( SHIFT F4 key) [Voice initialize] This key is used to create sounds from scratch. Press the F9 key and the prompt "Voice lnit?" will appear in the message area. Press the DEL key and the prompt "Are You Sure?" will appear. Press the DEL key once again and the initialized voice (pure sine wave, ALG1. square envelopes) will be loaded into the edit buffer memory. Pressing the ESC key will cancel the function and allow you to start again. This allows you to create sounds from a simple starting point rather than editing an existing voice. -31 -

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Swapping
(1)
Press
the
F8
key
and
the
prompt
"Copy"
will
appear.
Press
the
"Swap".
(Pressing
the
prompt.)
SELECT
SELECT
key
and
the previous
message
will
be
replaced
by
key
once
again
toggles
the
display
and
the
system
will
return
to
the
"Copy"
(2)
Input
the voice
number
to
be
swapped
and
press
the
RETURN
key.
Input
the
other
voice
number
and
press
return
to
complete
the
swapping
process.
This
simply
exchanges
the voices
in
the
two
memory
locations.
*
Pressing
the
key
instead
of
ESC
RETURN
will
cancel
the
function
and
allow you
to
start
again.
The
contents
in
the
edit
buffer
memory will
remain
the
same.
This
function
is
useful
for
rearranging
voices
in
the
order you
wish to
use
them
for
a
performance,
or
for
swapping
vioces
in
memories
33
to
48
with
those
in
1
to
32.
Fig.
32
Swapping
diaram
Swap
1
and
3
(Exchanging
voice
numbers
1
and
3)
Voice
memory
2
3
4
5
47
48
Swap
F9
key
(
SHIFT
F4
key)
[Voice
initialize]
This
key
is
used
to
create
sounds from
scratch.
Press
the
"Voice
lnit?"
will
appear
in
the message
area.
Press
the
DEL
key
and
the
prompt
"Are
You Sure?"
F9
key
and
the
prompt
will
appear.
Press
the
DEL
key
once
again
and
the
initialized
voice
(pure
sine
wave,
ALG1.
square
envelopes)
will
be
loaded
into
the
edit buffer
memory.
Pressing
the
ESC
key
will
cancel
the
function
and
allow
you
to
start
again.
This
allows
you
to
create
sounds from
a
simple
starting
point
rather
than
editing
an existing
voice.
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