20 Most Recent Korg TR76 76 Key Synthesizer Workstation - Page 2 Questions & Answers

refer the guide below
http://www.korg.com/uploads/Support/Ex_OperationGuide_E2_633667497932220000.pdf

how to save the tone in sd card
actualy i have some problem tone has not save in the card

i have do ng the tone save this massage are coming that memory protect.

Yes just turn over keyboard unsrew metal hatch, Battery is easy to pop out, and you can get a replacement at radio shack or any other battery store it is the cr2032 about 6 bucks most places.

Yes all the setting will be turn into default setting or factory setting . So first look all the setting and note it and remove the battery so that you can get tehr previous setting. Best of luck

Well Try to make a copy from another Computer then Format a new disk then try.. if not working then.. download from internet exemple....Download Korg TR76 Manual for more instruction ...

Hi,

Please find the operational guide for Korg TR Music Workstation from this link.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes.

Do you meant Korg M1 ?

How to replace Korg M1 internal battery, read HERE

FixYa can only give you the guide requested but for DIY, you are responsible for your own repairs.

Just consult that problem. to the costomer support personel to fix your problem

http://www.fixya.com/support/r4964670-get_manual_most_any_electronic_device

Once you modify any settings or special effects you have added you must save that file within the program save options you are working in at the time when you made your modifications. Also , your file extension must be whatever is allowed within that program . You cannot change the extension to save it somewhere else or all of your changes will be lost.

not play korg TR keyboard,,,

that entirely depends where the sounds are stored, if they are stored in the 160MB ROM, they will remain, or if they are stored on a memory card, then they will remain, anything in RAM memory will be erased when the power is cut off.

anything stored in ram will be erased if the battery is removed or if it runs out (it will run out eventually and eventually all the data that you store there will be removed).

If possible make sure all your important samples and sounds are saved to a storage card. as the RAM will be erased.

I see that user sampling data is stored in the RAM that you can extend up to 96MB, that is wiped clean the instant the power goes off.

So without actually knowing where exactly your sounds are saved I can't say for sure if they will be removed. The factory defaults will always remain since they are in the rom.

You can get the SD Flash card and get the little usb device that you can slip it into that will allow it to essentially be a flash drive and have the best of both worlds...something like this... http://www.sourcingmap.com/sdmmc-8in1-me…
So for like 8 bucks extra you have both a thumb drive and an SD Card. If anything goes wrong with the circuitry in the reader you just get another one. The expensive part is the flash chip. When you have it embedded on the thumb drive and the circuitry on the thumb drive goes...there really is no way for you to salvage the flash chip even if there is nothing wrong with it. Unless you are an electronics expert like me, of course.

Technically speaking they are pretty much the same. There is a little more circuitry that goes into a flash drive. It is the EEPROM and the reader and a light with the usb connector all on one PCB. The SD Card is pretty much just a EEPROM with some leads on it. There is less to go wrong with the SD Card.

I hope you realize that after a while your flash drive and sd card will stop working eventually. It is inevitable.
A flash drive or sd card will last for around 100,000 read/write cycles, so it directly depends on its usage, not necessarilly time...it could conceivably be usable 50+ years from now. However, if you are using it 24/7 as you might a normal hard drive it will only last you a couple years. And, of course, this is barring manufacturer defect and damage, be it physical or environmental.

If I were you I would get a bunch of the cheaper 2 GB SD Cards and put different mixes on each one. This way you do not have all your eggs in one basket. It will not be nearly as expensive if one fails and it will not be as big a heart break if someone steals it or you lose it. It will cost you a few dollars more to get 16 2 GB SD Cards but I think the trade off is worth it.
It will be kinda cool to have a little SD Card case with a bunch of SD Cards with labels on them for your favorite mixes...don't you think?
It's what I would do Do you realize how many songs you can fit on a 2 GB stick? You definately wont be swapping them out every stop light...that much is for sure.

Format your hard drive on a computer? Boot from a CD boot disk, install and format there.

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