Yamaha W5 Electronic Keyboard User Manual


 
GETTING STARTED
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NOTE: If the floppy disk is new,
you will need to format it to be
compatible with the W5/W7
operating system. If a disk is
already too full to receive more
data, you may want to delete some
or all files on the disk to make
space. These and other file
management operations can be done
within Disk Mode. For more
information, see page 131.
SAVING & LOADING
MUSIC DATA
You can save your songs, multis and voices to floppy disk in a variety of ways for easier
file management and access. All saving and loading (and other disk management) opera-
tions are performed from within Disk Mode. The basic steps are as follows:
1. INSERT DISK AND ENTER DISK MODE
First insert a floppy disk into the disk drive, then press DISK in the Mode section
on the panel.
2. SELECT A FUNCTION
From within Disk Mode, select the type of function you want to perform. If you
want to save data to floppy disk, position the cursor over Save To Disk and
press ENTER, or press [F3] ( Save ). If you want to load data from a floppy disk
into the W5/W7, position the cursor over Load From Disk and press ENTER, or
press [F4] ( Load ).
3. SELECT A FILE TYPE
From within Save To Disk or Load From Disk , you can select the specific type
of file you want to save or load, respectively. File types include the following:
All , or multi, sequence and Song voice data for all 16 songs; 1 Song , or multi
and sequence data for one song; 1 Song + Voice , or multi and sequence data
plus Song voice data for one song; (ESEQ)/SMF , for saving a song in the Stan-
dard MIDI File Format-0 or loading a song which has been saved in either the
Yamaha ESEQ format or the Standard MIDI File Format-0 or Format-1; and
Voice , for saving the entire Internal voice memory bank, or loading an entire set
of voices into the Internal voice bank or individual voices into Internal or Song
voice memories.
4. EXECUTE THE OPERATION
After selecting a file type, press ENTER, followed by INC to execute the operation,
or DEC to abort the operation.