Operating instructions

VOICE DEFINITION MODULE

30 - SAVE VOICE TO DISK

This function lets you save an individual Voice to a Library disk.

1. Check that there is sufficient space on the Library disk to hold the Voice by

inserting a formatted Library disk in one of the Emulator II drives, then referring to

DISK 3.

2. After invoking DISK 3, the display will show the remaining amount of Library disk

space in Bytes (samples). Note this reading. If the space remaining is expressed

in Banks, then you have inserted a Performance disk instead of a Library disk.

Insert a Library disk and repeat step 1.

3. Activate the Voice Definition module and assign the Voice you want to save as

the Current Voice. Refer to VOICE DEFINITION 15 to check the length of the

Current Voice. You can save the Voice as long as the SndLength number in the

display is less than the space remaining on the Library disk and greater than

5500.

CAUTION, WARNING, CAREFUL, CUIDADO, LOOK OUT, BEWARE:

ATTEMPTING TO SAVE A VOICE WHICH IS SHORTER THAN 5500

SAMPLES TO A LIBRARY DISK WILL CAUSE A CATASTROPHIC DISK

ERROL YOU WILL LOSE ALL VOICES STORED ON THE LIBRARY DISK,

AND THE DISK WILL NEED TO BE RE-FORMATTED.

Sorry about that, but it’s due to the way that disks store data and there’s

nothing we can do about it right now.

4. Key in 30 to save. The display asks:

Save Voice to

Disk? Y/N

Pressing NO returns you to the Module Identifier. Press YES to save the Voice to

disk. The lower display line will say “Just a Moment...”. After saving, you will

return to the Module Identifier.