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Play List function
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Press the [REPLACE] field if the assignments of the
DESTINATION Index should be erased and replaced by
the entries of the selected SOURCE field.
Press [MERGE] if the song assignments of the
SOURCE category should be added to the assign-
ments of the DESTINATION Index (the DESTINATION
category will contain more assignments than before).
Note: No song files are copied during this operation.
(6) Press the [Back] field to return to the SONG LIST
page.
Note: Press the [EXIT] button to return to the main page.
Play List function
The Play List function allows you to prepare play lists of
all the songs you want to use during a performance.
The advantage of working with such “chains” is that
you do not need to select files between songs.
Programming Play Lists
• If necessary, insert the memory card that contains
the desired songs into the slot.
The Play List function is only available for songs on
memory card (only one such card at a time) and in
the internal memory. You may therefore have to copy
all desired songs to that area before proceeding. See
page 180 for details.
(1) Press the [PLAY¥LIST] button.
The display looks more or less as follows:
The names refer to Play Lists already available in the
selected memory area.
(2) Specify the memory area you want to work with:
[EXTERNAL¥MEMORY] or [INTERNAL¥MEMORY].
Note: This is your last chance to select the memory area. Be
aware that all songs you wish to assign to a Play List must
reside in the selected memory area (Play Lists can only access
the memory area where they are saved).
(3) Press the [MAKE¥NEW] field in the upper right cor-
ner.
You have just created a new Play List, which is still
empty and therefore looks like this:
Play Lists consist of “steps” (up to 99) to which you
can assign one song each.
(4) Press the [SONG¥LIST] field (or the [DATA÷ENTRY]
dial) to jump to the SONG LIST page.
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