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Chapter 9: Saving and Loading From Disk

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• The Disk, Size, and Free fields:

These fields have the same functions as in the Save Sequence screen

described above.

• The <Do it> soft key:

Press this key to save the file to disk.

• The <Select disk> soft key:

This soft key only appears if your MPC60 contains a Marion Systems

MPC-SCSI interface and a hard disk is connected to its SCSI port. It has

the same function as in the Save Sequence screen described above.

COMMENT: The maximum sound size that will fit on one floppy

disk is 13.1 seconds mono or 6.5 seconds stereo. If you save a

sound that is larger than this to floppy, the MPC60 will

automatically save it as two “split” sound files, each of which fits

on a single disk. The first part has “{1}” added to the end of the

sound name and has a file size of 773K. The second part has

“{2}” added to the end of the sound name and contains the

remaining portion of the sound. When part 1 is reloaded, the

MPC60 will prompt you afterwards to insert the disk containing

the associated part 2 file. The part 2 file cannot be loaded by

itself. Also, to load one of these two-part “split” MPC60 sound

files into an MPC3000, the MPC3000 must be running software

version 3.12 or higher, available from Roger Linn Design.

Saving a PGM File (Single Program & Sounds)

To save a single program and all sounds used by that program, select 4

(A program) from the DISK key menu. The following screen will appear:

========= Save a Program (PGM) =========

Program:19-Program name Size: 0K

Disk:SCSI DISK PART A Free: 793K

Save:PROGRAM+SOUNDS (NORMAL)

Replace same sounds on disk:NO (FASTER)

========================================

Saving a program involves two steps, which occur automatically when

<Do it> is pressed:

1. The Program file that contains all program data, including the names

of all sounds used by the program (but not the sound data itself), is

saved.

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