How to use the data you’ve purchased at Yamaha Shop Online
Operations for using the purchased data
1. Insert the USB flash memory device containing the purchased data into the TO DEVICE
terminal of the STAGEA.
USB
OPTICAL TO DEVICE TO HOST
OUT
IN
MIDI
OUT
USB flash memory
n USB flash memory devices can be used only on a STAGEA with a version 1.60 or later. Make sure to check
the version of the STAGEA before attempting to use a USB flash memory device.
2. Press the [MDR] button on the panel to call up the M.D.R. display.
The Media List appears.
DISPLAY SELECT
VOICE
DISPLAY
A.B.C.
M.O.C.
MDR
FOOT
SWITCH
UTILITY
INTERNET
RHYTHM
PROGRAM
VOICE EDIT PATTERN SEQUENCE
U.ORGAN
FLUTES
L.ORGAN ROTARY SP
SPEED
FLUTES
3. First, press [USB 01] to select the USB flash memory (the selected media button is
highlighted in orange), then press the [IN] button to call up the folder containing the
purchased data. (Alternately, press [USB 01] twice to call up the folder.) Folders in the USB
flash memory appear.
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4. Select the desired folder (example: STAGEA 01C•X).
The selected folder is highlighted in orange. After selecting it, press the [IN] button to call up
the Songs contained in the folder. (Alternately, press [STAGEA 01C•X] twice to call up the
Songs in the folder.)
n The one
in the icon is “folder”.
5. Select the desired Song.
Referring to the song name and icons, press the desired song button. The selected song
button is highlighted in orange (1).
If the desired song is not displayed, use the Scroll buttons (2) or data control dial (3) to
display the song.
Use the Song control buttons (4) at the bottom to start playback.
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3
DATA CONTROL
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6. Open the title page of the music score of the song you desire to play.
Select the song corresponding to the same icon as the “Song Name” in the “operation steps”
in the “operation step chart”.
Score book
Music scores published
prior to July 2007 will be
displayed as above.
DATA CONTROL
For details, refer to the instructions below.
The selected song is highlighted in orange when selecting the song name icon on the touch
panel.
Prepare the performance following the operation steps under the music score title and start
playing.
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How to read the operation step chart
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2
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1. This is the song name icon displayed in the touch panel. Check this before continuing the
operation.
A
B
C
D
A: Indicates data contents (in English).
The letter “P” indicates the Registration data to be played.
B: Indicates the Song name.
C: Indicates the instrument on which the data was created.
01C/X ........ ELS-01C (custom model) or ELS-01X (professional model)
n Some score books for the Electone (prior to the release of the 01X) may only show the “01C” indication.
01 .............. ELS-01 (standard model)
D: Indicates Protected Song.
n A “protect” feature is applied to commercial data so that overwriting and copying cannot be done, in order
to prevent accidental deletion as well as to protect the copyright holder. Song data of this type are called
“Protected Songs.”
n When you want to change the Protected Song data, copy the data using the Song Copy function, then edit
(Regist Edit) the song. The copied song is assigned the name “source song name_XXX” (XXX indicates
song number) and an icon showing two keys is indicated at right.
CAUTION
Keep in mind that if you delete the original Song on which the copied data (song name icon with one key) is
based, the copied Song will be also deleted.
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2. Follow the operation steps from left to right.
A
B
C
D
A: Press the
button of the of MDR. An hourglass icon at the upper right of the display
indicates that data is being read.
n The message “Registration data will be initialized in order to select a folder. Continue?” is displayed, if
you’ve pressed the Select Folder button while reading of the Song group data has been started by
pressing the
button. Select “OK” if you desire to select another folder. (This doesn’t affect the
Song group data, even if initialization is completed. Reset the data with the
button of MDR if you
wish to use it again.)
B: Press the rhythm sequence button “SEQ.1” – “SEQ.4”.
n The position where the rhythm sequence is changed is indicated by an asterisk (*) in the music score.
Use this when you practice parts of a Song separately.
C: Press the memory button
.
D: Press the RHYTHM [START] button on the panel.
3. The type of memory change is indicated.
• REGISTRATION SEQUENCE (Japanese indication: レジストシーケンス)
The Registration memory is changed automatically by using the Registration Sequence
function.
• REGIST SHIFT (Japanese indication: レジストシフト )
It does memory change by pressing the right foot switch.
The structure of the memory change differs depending on the song. Please follow the
indication of the music score. (There are occasionally cases in which both are used.)
Refer to the owner’s manual for details.
4. The numbers of the Registrations to be used for one song are indicated.
If a Song uses two or more Registrations, there are two different ways (as described below)
to read in the next Registration. Follow the appropriate instructions in the music score.
• When using Registration Sequence
The next Registration data is automatically set at the timing of
in the music score.
• When changing with Registration Shift (right footswitch)
Set the next Registration data by pressing the right footswitch at the place of
music score.
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Precautions when using the optional data
1) Do not pull out the media (USB flash memory) or turn off the power of the musical instrument
itself when data is “being accessed.”
Doing so may damage the media or could corrupt/destroy the data of the musical instrument
or media.
This indicates that the instrument is currently recording or playing back. This is also shown
automatically when the instrument is currently checking the type of media (when media is
inserted) when the power was already turned on.
2) Copy protection is applied to commercial data in order to prevent accidental deletion as well
as to protect the copyright holder. Protected Songs are indicated by “xxx.”
If the set data has been inadvertently deleted when disconnecting the media from the
Electone, reload the data by starting the operation again.
• XG Conversion and ELS→EL Conversion cannot be done for Protected Songs.
• Even if copy protection is applied, the data will be deleted if you execute the Song Delete
function. Be careful not to delete any important data.
3) Moving Protected Songs to other media will become possible for STAGEA versions later than
1.60.
4) Make sure to use Musicsoft Downloader (MSD) of version 5.3.0 or later when moving
Protected Songs to a computer. If you move or copy the data without using MSD, they may
not play back properly on the STAGEA because of the copy protection.
5) Please refer to the owner’s manual of each media or of the STAGEA for more information on
handling and safe-keeping of the media.
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