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Saving your settings to a User Program
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9. Working with User Programs
The G-70 also provides User Program memories that
allow you to store almost all settings (or registrations)
you make on the front panel and the various display
pages. Additional registrations can be loaded directly
from the internal memory or a memory card.
Before taking a closer look at the User Programs, there
is one thing we have to point out: all settings related to
MIDI must be written to a MIDI Set (page 220).
MIDI settings are not saved to a User Program. The rea-
son for this is simple: You probably need a lot more
memories for your songs than you do for your MIDI
gear. Writing the MIDI settings to a User Program
would slow down the loading process.
Note: You can link a MIDI Set to each User Program, so that the
User Program in question automatically loads the required MIDI
settings.
Unlike previous Roland instruments, the G-70 no longer
has a fixed area where it stores User Program settings,
so that the number of User Programs is, in fact, unlim-
ited. User Programs can reside in the internal memory
or on a memory card. You can even load them individu-
ally using the handy User Program Finder.
To keep this massive amount of information manage-
able, the G-70 works with User Program Set Lists
(hence the [SET¥LIST] button).
Such lists are what their name suggests: enumerations
of User Program files stored in the same memory area
as the list file itself.
Set Lists are references to User Programs. They do not
contain those registrations. The advantage of User Pro-
gram Set Lists is that loading a completely different set
of registrations takes less than a second (loading User
Program Sets on an older Roland arranger instrument
took much longer).
This system allows you to prepare one set of User Pro-
grams for weddings, another for corporate events, a
third for anniversaries, etc., that may access the same
User Program data here and there. If you change a User
Program (e.g. by selecting another sound for the LW2
part), that change is automatically adopted by all Set
Lists that refer to that User Program.
Saving your settings to a User
Program
It is a good idea to memorize your settings frequently,
even if you still need to do some touching up after-
wards.
Those intermediary saves allow you to return to the
previous stage whenever you do not like your last mod-
ifications. Try to use the User Programs as “recall buff-
ers” to be able to return to the previously edited set-
tings, discarding only the latest modifications.
(1) Change all settings the way you want to save
them.
(2) Press the USER PROGRAM [SET¥LIST] button.
The display changes to:
(3) Press the [WRITE] field (it lights red).
(4) Use the [P] fields and [˚] to select the page (1~18)
where you want to save your registration.
(5) Press a big field [1]~[8] to select the destination
memory.
About the User Program memory structure
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User Program list= 8 references x 18 pages
The references User
Programs are saved
separately.
Data File
Data File
Data File
Data File
Data File
Data File
Data File
Data File
Internal
memory or
memory
card.
Same system for
pages 2~18.
SET LIST