User manual ROLAND MC-50

[. . . ] You will probably only need to do this once. MIDI File Format 0: All of the MIDI data is contained in a single track (this is the most reliable with all products). [. . . ] MIDI File Format 0: All of the MIDI data is contained in a single track (this is the most reliable with all products). MIDI File Format 1: All of the MIDI data is contained on multiple tracks (works with many computer-based sequencer programs, but not completely reliable with all products). SUPER-MRC: Used by JV-1000, MC-50, MC-50 mkII and MC-50 mkII. IMPORTANT NOTE - All the above products should be used with Double Density Disks only. 1) Put MRM-500 Disk into disk drive, then turn on power. When loaded, the window will show: 1 MRC > MIDI File 2 MIDI File > MRC 2) Hold SHIFT and press MODE. 4) Dial the song you wish to convert, or select ALL SONGS to convert the entire disk. If you select ALL SONGS, the original disk itself will be converted. If you choose one song, the unit will convert it, then prompt you to do the following: a) Insert a Standard MIDI File, MRC or SUPER-MRC - formatted disk, then press ENTER. b) Confirm or change the song name, press ENTER, then SAVE. When the above steps are completed, the song(s) will have been successfully converted. IMPORTANT NOTE - MIDI Files are generally larger in size than the original MRC Song Files, therefore, you may encounter a situation where there is not enough room on the disk to complete the conversion. If this is the case, the window will show ATTN! [. . . ] b) Confirm or change the song name, press ENTER, then SAVE. When the above steps are completed, the song(s) will have been successfully converted. IMPORTANT NOTE - MIDI Files are generally larger in size than the original MRC Song Files, therefore, you may encounter a situation where there is not enough room on the disk to complete the conversion. [. . . ]