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3. For the current drive, select the drive (internal
IDE hard disk) you want to be the load destina-
tion.
4. Press [SONG] several times until “Song Import ?”
appears in the display.
5. Press [YES].
6. “Source Drv=” (the drive from which the data
will be read) appears in the display. Use the
TIME/VALUE dial to select the drive which con-
tains the song you wish to convert. For example if
the source drive is the Zip drive, select “SC5:0.”
7. Press PARAMETER [ ].
8. “Sel=” appears in the display. Use the
TIME/VALUE dial to select the song you want to
convert.
9. Press [YES].
A confirmation message appears in the display.
10. Press [YES].
“STORE Current?” (Store the current song?) appears
in the display.
11. If you wish to save the current song, press [YES];
if not, then press [NO]. If you have selected a
demo song, then press [NO].
12. After Song Import is completed, return to Play
condition.
Converting VS-880EX Song Data for
Use with the VS-880 (Song Export)
You can convert the current song for use with a VS-
880 and copy it as a new songs to a Zip drive connect-
ed to the VS-880EX’s SCSI connector. This is referred
to as Song Export.
• All song data, including mixer settings such as
equalizer and Stereo Link, system settings such as
sync tracks and Tempo Maps, locate and mark
points, effects settings, and so on are copied.
• Song data in the V-track bank A (Tracks 1–8, V-
tracks 1–8) is Song Exported. Please copy the data in
the V-track bank B to the V-track bank A before-
hand, by using Track Exchange. (P. 92)
• The sample rate and recording mode of the newly
created song will be the same as the original song.
• If there is insufficient free space on the conversion
destination drive, Song Export cannot be carried
out.
Here we will explain the procedure of converting a
VS-880EX song for use by the VS-880, and saving it in
playable format to a Zip disk.
1. Make settings as shown below.
2. Select the song you want to convert as the current
song.
3. Insert a disk into the Zip drive.
CONDITION MARKER#
MASTER
INPUT TRACK
AUX
TIME
48
24
4
0
dB
12
Load source drive (in the example, a Zip drive)
CONDITION MARKER#
MASTER
INPUT TRACK
AUX
TIME
48
24
4
0
dB
12
Song Number Song Name
Sample Rate Recording Mode
Song Type (In the example, VS-880 EX’s song)
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