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42 RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER
BASIC CONCEPT
7. About floppy disks
On the RM1x, floppy disks are used to save data that you
create, or to exchange data with other devices. This section
explains the types of floppy disks that the RM1x can use, and
things you should know about floppy disk handling.
❏ Types of floppy disk
The RM1x can use two types of floppy disk: 3.5 inch 2HD
and 3.5 inch 2DD.
Before data files can be stored on a floppy disk, the disk must
be formatted (initialized) (page 79).
The RM1x formats 2HD disks to 1.44 MB (megabytes) and
2DD disks to 720 KB (kilobytes) MS-DOS format. (MS-DOS
is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.)
Since this format is common to computers as well as to Yamaha
products and the products of other manufacturers, it allows
disk compatibility.
3.5 inch 2HD
1.44 MB
3.5 inch 2DD
720 KB
❏ Inserting a floppy disk
With the label side of the floppy disk facing upward, insert it
into the floppy disk drive starting with the end with the shut-
ter.
Push the disk gently in until it clicks into place.
Push disk gently in until it clicks into place
7. About floppy disks
❏ Removing a floppy disk
After making sure that the floppy disk drive is not in use,
firmly press the eject button, make sure that the floppy disk
has been completely ejected, and remove it from the drive.
Press the eject button firmly and accurately,
and make sure that the disk is ejected
If the disk catches inside and does not slide out smoothly,
firmly press the eject button once again, or re-insert the floppy
disk and then press the eject button once again.
While the disk-in-use indicator is lit, data is being transferred
between the floppy disk and the RM1x. While the disk-in-use
indicator is lit, never turn off the power or attempt to remove
the floppy disk.
Doing so could damage not only the floppy disk but also the
floppy disk drive.
❏ Regular cleaning of the disk
drive heads
Floppy disk drives contain a high-precision magnetic head.
When a floppy disk drive is used for an extended period, the
heads will become soiled by magnetic particles from the floppy
disk. This will increase the chance of errors occurring when
data is read or written.
In order to keep the floppy disk drive in good condition, we
recommend that you clean the heads regularly (once a month).
❏
Floppy disk handling and storage
Floppy disks should not be placed in locations of direct sun-
light or temperature extremes, or in excessively damp or dusty
locations.
Do not allow floppy disks to come near objects that have a
strong magnetic field, such as televisions or speakers.
Before turning off the power, remove the floppy disk from
the disk drive. Leaving a floppy disk in the drive for a long
period with the power turned off can cause the disk to become
dirty, producing read/write errors.
- FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A.) 2
- SPECIAL MESSAGE SECTION 3
- PLEASE KEEP THIS MANUAL 3
- PRECAUTIONS 4
- Owner’s Manual 5
- Main Features 6
- How to use the manuals 7
- 8 RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 8
- Table of Contents 10
- 1. Front and rear panels 11
- 12 RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 12
- RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 13 13
- ❏ Rear Panel 14
- ❏ Floppy disk drive 15
- 2. Connections 16
- ❏ Audio equipment connections 17
- ❏ Connecting a footswitch 18
- RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 19 19
- 3. Quickstart Guide 20
- 9. Play an Arpeggio 21
- 8. Mute & Un-mute Tracks 21
- 4. Using the included disk 22
- Basic Operation 23
- ❏ The Submodes 24
- ❏ Menu Selection 25
- 3. Changing (Editing) Values 26
- 4. The Function Buttons 27
- 5. Keyboard Modes 27
- ❏ MUTE (SOLO) 28
- ❏ SECTION 28
- 6. The Realtime Control 29
- 7. Undo/Redo 29
- 8. Used Memory display 29
- 9. System Initialization 29
- Chapter 1. BASIC CONCEPTS 31
- 1. Function tree 32
- SONG MODE 33
- ❏ UTILITY MODE 33
- 2. How the RM1x is organized 34
- 3. Sequencer block 35
- 4. Tone generator block 37
- 5. Controller block 38
- 6. Effect block 39
- ❏ How the effects work 40
- 7. About floppy disks 42
- ❏ Data backup 43
- ❏ Data filename extensions 43
- 44 RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 44
- Chapter 2. PATTERN MODE 45
- 1. PATTERN Playback 46
- ❏ Play Fx 58
- ❏ Feedback 61
- Effect Send 64
- ❏ Pitch Bend/Portamento 66
- ❏ Filter 68
- ❏ Variation Edit 70
- ❏ Chorus Edit 71
- ❏ Reverb Edit 71
- ❏ Knob Assign 74
- ❏ Out Channel 75
- ❏ Rename 78
- ❏ Delete/Format/Information 79
- RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 81 81
- Job 02 Modify Velocity 84
- Job 03 Modify Gate Time 85
- Job 04 Crescendo 86
- Job 05 Transpose 87
- Job 06 Glide 87
- Job 07 Create Roll 88
- Job 08 Chord Sort 88
- Job 09 Chord Separate 89
- Job 10 Shift Clock 89
- Job 11 Copy Event 89
- Job 12 Erase Event 90
- Job 13 Extract Event 90
- Job 14 Create Continuous Data 91
- Job 15 Thin Out 91
- ❏ Phrase 92
- Job 19 Exchange Phrase 93
- Job 20 Mix Phrase 93
- Job 21 Append Phrase 93
- Job 22 Split Phrase 94
- Job 23 Get Phrase 94
- Job 24 Put Phrase 95
- Job 25 Clear Phrase 95
- Job 26 Phrase Name 95
- Job 27 Copy Track 95
- Job 28 Exchange Track 96
- Job 29 Clear Track 96
- Job 30 Normalize Play Effect 96
- ❏ Pattern 97
- Job 34 Split Pattern 98
- Job 35 Clear Pattern 98
- Job 36 Style Name 98
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- RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 101 101
- 13. Edit 102
- 6) Polyphonic aftertouch 102
- 9) Exclusive 102
- 10) XG RPN 103
- 11) XG NRPN 103
- ❏ View Filter 107
- 14. Split 108
- Chapter 3. PATTERN CHAIN MODE 109
- 1. PATTERN CHAIN Playback 110
- ❏ Save ❏ Load 111
- ❏ Job List 112
- ❏ Undo/Redo 113
- ❏ Measure 113
- ❏ Convert 114
- Chapter 4. SONG MODE 115
- 1. SONG Playback 116
- 2. Recording 117
- Overdub) 118
- ❏ Step Recording 118
- ❏ Step Recording (Grid) 118
- 3. Groove 119
- 4. Play FX 119
- 5. MIDI delay 119
- 6. Arpeggio 119
- 7. Voice 120
- 8. Voice Edit 120
- 9. Effect 120
- 10. Setup 121
- 11. Disk 122
- RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 125 125
- RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 127 127
- Track number 129
- Transpose 129
- 130 RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 130
- Chapter 5. UTILITY MODE 131
- 1. System 132
- 2. MIDI Setup 135
- 3. MIDI Filter 137
- 138 RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 138
- APPENDIX 139
- 1. Specifications 140
- 2. Troubleshooting 142
- 3. Error messages 144
- 4. Glossary 146
- 148 RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 148
- 5. Index 150
- 152 RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 152
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