Operation Manual

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Editing

Write

This command saves the edited program to the PS60’s

internal memory ( “Writing a program (WRITE),”

p. 25).

You must save important programs. An edited

program will be lost if you turn off the power or

select a different program before saving it.

Note: Before you can write a program, you must turn

the memory protect settings off in Global mode.

Name

[space, !...~]

Specify the name of the program. Use the  buttons

to select a character location, and use the  buttons

or the VALUE knob to specify the desired character at

that location. You can enter up to 24 characters.

Cat (Category)

[A.Piano...Synth]

Specify the category of the program you’re saving.

The program you write will be assigned to one of the

timbres (A.PIANO–SYNTH) according to the category

you specify here.

Note: The following restrictions apply when you

change the category and save the program.

• If you modify a Strings timbre and save it, the insert

effect will be unavailable.

• If you save from a String timbre to another timbre,

the insert effect will be set to 00: No Effect.

• If the insert effect 62: Organ V/C or 63: Rotary SP is

assigned to an Organ timbre, saving it to a different

timbre will change the insert effect setting to 00: No

Effect.

[A000...D127: name]

Specify the save-destination for the program. The PS60

allows you to save 512 programs.

Use the program’s bank number (e.g., A000) to specify

the save-destination.

Note: We recommend that you save to a initial pro-

gram. When the PS60 is shipped from the factory, D56–

D127 are initial programs. These are indicated as INIT

(Initial). When saving a program, use the “To” field to

specify one of these programs as the save-destination,

and then save it. The program will be assigned to a

timbre, and can be selected.

If you change the save-destination, the index number

within the performance is automatically assigned in

ascending order of the program’s bank number. This

means that if you change the program’s category or

save it in a different number, the program’s index

number might move up or down. If you save your

edited program to a user program that’s located after

the preload programs, the index numbers of the

preloaded programs won’t change.

Note: The bank number is displayed if you press the

CURSOR/VALUE  buttons simultaneously when

the program name of the performance is shown

(p. 18).

Press the  button to execute the Write operation.