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korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, "satnom2000" <satnomb@m...> wrote:
>
> --- In korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, "vvyoureyesvv"
> <vvyoureyesvv@y...> wrote:
> >
> > I just got a Korg Poly 800 today
>
> Congratulations!
>
> > to manually put in all of the factory patches because I screwed
it
> > all up without learning about it.
>
> You can download the factory patches from this site. It's a wav
> file. In order to load the bank in your Poly 800, you'll have to
> transfert the data with an audio jack (1/8)connect from an audio
> source (walkman, computer audio out) to the cassette connection
> located at the rear of the keyboard. You have to put the little
> button to the enable position and send the audio signal (kind of a
> fax tone). Don't worry, it's not workimg very efficiently, you'll
> have a lot of error message, it' because you have to set the level
> proprely. A couple of try and you'll succeed.
>
> > Has anyone ever had to do this? If so, how do you save the
presets
> > so that they stay??
> > Everytime I program it, it will work for a little bit but as
soon
> as
> > I go onto the next Program Number, the presets are gone from the
> one
>
> It's because yo have to store your patches. When you programm a
> sound, you have to put the little button at the rear of the
keyboard
> (the one for the program) at the enable position, then you press
the
> store button and enter the number of the patch, and go back to the
> rear and put the program button to the disable position.
>
> Voilà! Have fun.
Thank you for your response... I don't have a "Store" button
anywhere on my keyboard though? I have a red button that
says "Write" and then next to the numbers where you put in the
program number there are little white words the
say "save," "load," "verify," & "cancel" but I cant figure out how
to select those??