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Section 1 — Controls and Architecture ASR-10 Musician’s Manual

26 About the Sequencer

Loading Sequencer Data

There are two ways that ASR-10 Sequencer data can be stored on a disk:

• SONG File. A song file contains a song and all its related sequences. Loading a song file from

disk will completely erase the current contents of the ASR-10 sequencer memory, replacing

whatever is there with the song and sequences from the disk file.

• SINGLE SEQUENCE File. This type of file contains just one sequence. Loading a single

sequence file will not erase the sequencer data already in memory — the new sequence simply

becomes one more sequence in the internal memory which can be selected or used as a step in

a song. There can be up to 80 sequences in memory at once.

Loading a Song or a Single Sequence from Disk

Both types of sequencer files are accessed from the Load/Seq•Song page.

• Press Load, then press Seq•Song.

The LOAD indicator flashes, meaning that the ASR-10 is showing you disk files.

• Press the Up or Down Arrow button until the file you want to Load is showing on the display:

SEQ

FILE 6 BLUES IN F

LOAD STOP

SONG

When a Song file is showing, the SONG indicator lights next to the SEQ indicator.

SEQ

FILE 8 FIRST VERSE

LOAD STOP

When a single Sequence file is showing, only the SEQ indicator lights.

• Press Enter•Yes to load the sequencer file showing on the display. After you have loaded a

song or sequence, it is automatically selected.

Important:

Remember that loading a song or sequence does not ensure that the right instruments are loaded

into the proper Instrument•Sequence Track locations. Each track of each sequence will play

whatever instrument is in that location at the time. The way to make sure everything is in the

right place is to save the contents of memory (including the song) as a bank.

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