CASM Editor Help

CASM Editor is the program for editing CASM sections in style files.

Help Topics

• Introduction
• Program Operation
• Legal Stuff
• Compatibility Issues
• More information
• Contact the Developer

Contents

Introduction

CASM data is an essential part of a style file as these data defines the interpretation of the MIDI data in the style file.
More at Style CASM Section Format

Select language: Menu Options -> Setup. Then close and restart the program.
Move the Mouse Cursor over a Column Label to get help in the Information window.

Program Operation

When opening a style file all voices used, part markers used and the CASM section will be read.

Voices are shown in the left column.

In the CASM section Parts are grouped in Part Collections. All Parts in a Part Collection have common CASM settings. The Part Collections are shown in the middle window in the bottom of the Main window.

Parts can be moved from and to Part Collections.

If a Part does not belong to any Part Collection, this Part will be shown in Not Grouped (the left window in the bottom of the Main window). In this situation a new Part Collection can be created.

When creating a new Part Collection the settings from an existing Part Collection can be inherited; otherwise Default CASM settings will be used.

Default CASM settings can be edited and automatically saved in Menu Options -> Default CASM settings.

The common CASM settings for the active Part Collection is shown in the upper part of the Main window.

Move the Mouse Cursor over a Column Label to get help in the Information window.

Legal Stuff

You should carefully read the following terms and conditions before using this program.

COPYRIGHT
Copyright laws apply to this program, and the copyright holder retains all rights. The program must NOT be altered or decompiled nor included as part of another system or program without permission from the holder of copyright. Uploading to web sites or file servers or inclusion at cd's, copying to other persons etc. is strictly prohibited.

DISCLAIMER
Users of CASM Editor must accept this disclaimer of warranty: CASM Editor and its related documentation is supplied as is. The author disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, including, without limitation, the warranties of merchantability and fitness for any purpose. The author assumes no liability for damages, direct or consequential, which may result from the use or inability to use CASM Editor.

Compatibility Issues

Compatible with SFF1 format styles only; i.e. styles for all Tyros, PSR, DGX, CVP and YPG models except Tyros 4, Tyros 3, PSR S-910, PSR S-710 and the CVP 5xx-serie models.

However voice lists for Tyros 4, Tyros 3, PSR S-910 and PSR S-710 have been added making it possible to handle styles for these models if these styles have been converted to the SFF1 format, i.e. using the "Style Format 2 Converter" software program.

CASM Editor is the program for editing CASM sections in style files.

Help Topics • Introduction • Program Operation • Legal Stuff • Compatibility Issues • More information • Contact the Developer	Contents Introduction CASM data is an essential part of a style file as these data defines the interpretation of the MIDI data in the style file. More at Style CASM Section Format Select language: Menu Options -> Setup. Then close and restart the program. Move the Mouse Cursor over a Column Label to get help in the Information window. Program Operation When opening a style file all voices used, part markers used and the CASM section will be read. Voices are shown in the left column. In the CASM section Parts are grouped in Part Collections. All Parts in a Part Collection have common CASM settings. The Part Collections are shown in the middle window in the bottom of the Main window. Parts can be moved from and to Part Collections. If a Part does not belong to any Part Collection, this Part will be shown in Not Grouped (the left window in the bottom of the Main window). In this situation a new Part Collection can be created. When creating a new Part Collection the settings from an existing Part Collection can be inherited; otherwise Default CASM settings will be used. Default CASM settings can be edited and automatically saved in Menu Options -> Default CASM settings. The common CASM settings for the active Part Collection is shown in the upper part of the Main window. Move the Mouse Cursor over a Column Label to get help in the Information window. Legal Stuff CASM Editor ©2004-2011 Jørgen Sørensen. All Rights Reserved. You should carefully read the following terms and conditions before using this program. COPYRIGHT Copyright laws apply to this program, and the copyright holder retains all rights. The program must NOT be altered or decompiled nor included as part of another system or program without permission from the holder of copyright. Uploading to web sites or file servers or inclusion at cd's, copying to other persons etc. is strictly prohibited. DISCLAIMER Users of CASM Editor must accept this disclaimer of warranty: CASM Editor and its related documentation is supplied as is. The author disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, including, without limitation, the warranties of merchantability and fitness for any purpose. The author assumes no liability for damages, direct or consequential, which may result from the use or inability to use CASM Editor. Compatibility Issues Compatible with SFF1 format styles only; i.e. styles for all Tyros, PSR, DGX, CVP and YPG models except Tyros 4, Tyros 3, PSR S-910, PSR S-710 and the CVP 5xx-serie models. However voice lists for Tyros 4, Tyros 3, PSR S-910 and PSR S-710 have been added making it possible to handle styles for these models if these styles have been converted to the SFF1 format, i.e. using the "Style Format 2 Converter" software program.