Memory Structure - Yamaha MO6 Owner's Manual

Memory Structure

This diagram details the relationship among the functions of the MO and the internal memory and USB storage device.
Recall Buffer
Compare Buffer
(DRAM)
Excluding Master and
Utility settings
*2
Edit Buffer
(DRAM)
• Voice Edit
• Mixing Voice Edit
• Performance Edit
• Master Edit
• Utility settings
• Pattern Mixing Edit
• Song Mixing Edit
*1
Store
• Song Record
• Song Chain
Store *1
• Pattern Record
• Pattern Patch
• Pattern Chain
*1 For details on the Bulk Dump, Save, and Store operations, see page 148.
*2 Only the currently edited data can be transmitted as Bulk data. Note that the Mixing Voice cannot be transmitted as Bulk data.
*3 The Mixing settings can be stored/recalled as a template in the Song Mixing Job mode/Pattern Mixing Job mode.
*4 You can convert the MIDI sequence data recorded in the Song Record mode/Pattern Record mode to Arpeggio data. This can be executed with the following
operations:
• [SONG] [JOB] [F5] TRACK
• [PATTERN] [JOB] [F5] TRACK
Internal Memory
Preset Data (ROM)
• Voice
• Preset Phrase (Pattern)
• Preset Arpeggio
• Demo
Bulk Dump
User Memory
Flash ROM
• User Voice (Normal, Drum)
• User Performance
• User Master
• User Arpeggio
*3
• System settings
(Utility settings
*3
+ Mixing Template)
DRAM
*4
• Song Chain
• Song
• Phrase
• Pattern
• Pattern Chain
07: Put Track to Arp
06: Track to Arp
Internal Memory and File Management
MIDI instrument or computer
Sequence software
Voice Editor
Multi Part Editor
*1
File extensions ".W7V" and ".W7E"
File extensions ".W7G"
File extensions ".M7A"
(including all the data on the User Memory)
File extensions ".MID"
File extensions ".W7S"
File extensions ".W7P"
Internal data communication
Data communication between this
synthesizer and the external device
USB storage device
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