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Akai MPC 2000xl User Manual

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Chapter 10: Disk Operation

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4-1. Saving All Sequences & Songs

This saves all the sequence and song data of the MPC2000XL's memory.
Select

Save All Sequence & Songs

. The file name will appear in the

File:

field.

Press

DO IT

[F6].

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........................

CANCEL

SAVE

WIPE

File neme:ALL_SEQ_SONG1

.ALL

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Save ALL file

Save ALL file

You can change the file name you are saving in the

File name:

field.

Tap a drum pad or rotate the DATA wheel to display the Name window.

After entering a name, press the

ENTER

[F5] key to confirm. If you save without pressing

ENTER

[F5 the entered name will be ignored and the file will be saved under the previous

name.

4-2. Saving a Sequence

This saves a sequence data from the MPC2000XL's memory. The MPC2000XL se-
quence data will be saved as a standard MIDI file.
Select

Save a Sequence

and select the sequence you want to save in the

File:

field.

SAVE

FORMAT

DO IT

LOAD

Type:Save a Sequence

Type:Save a Sequence
File:

08-Sequence08

Size=

10K

Device:Floppy

Free=

21K

.......................................................................................................................

SAVE

Press

DO IT

[F6].

........................................................................................ ............................

........................

CANCEL

SAVE

WIPE

Save as:MODI FILE TYPE 0

File:Sequence

.MID

....................................................................................

Save a Sequence

Save a Sequence

Select the type of standard MIDI file in the

Save as:

field.

MIDI FILE TYPE 0

The sequence data will be saved together on one track. The MPC2000XL proprietary
track data, such as the track name, will be erased.

MIDI FILE TYPE 1

In contrast to MIDI FILE TYPE 0, data saved in this format will reproduce the condi-
tions of the data. Normally select TYPE 1.

The selected file name will appear in the

File:

field.