Style Split and Splice Help

Style Split and Splice is a software program for splitting and splicing style files.

Help Topics

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

Contents

Introduction

The progam can split and splice style files in two parts: The MIDI part and the non-MIDI part.

Most MIDI sequencer software can not handle the non-MIDI part in Yamaha Style Files.

When the style file is splitted, the MIDI part can be edited in any MIDI sequencer software.

After editing the original non-MIDI part must be spliced to the edited MIDI part.

Program Operation

Select style file to split:
- Select menu File | Open Style File to Split
The user is asked where to save the two splitted style parts.

Select style file folder to split:
- Select menu File | Open Style File to Split
The style parts are automatically saved in the selected source folder.

Select style file parts to splice:
- Select menu File | Open Files to Splice
The user is asked for a new style file name; and which two style parts to splice.
(For security reasons there is no automatic splice function).

Select menu File | Exit to end the program.

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 Style Split and Splice must accept this disclaimer of warranty: Style Split and Splice 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 Style Split and Splice.

Style Split and Splice is a software program for splitting and splicing style files.

Help Topics • Introduction • Program Operation • Legal Stuff • More information • Contact the Developer	Contents Introduction The progam can split and splice style files in two parts: The MIDI part and the non-MIDI part. Most MIDI sequencer software can not handle the non-MIDI part in Yamaha Style Files. When the style file is splitted, the MIDI part can be edited in any MIDI sequencer software. After editing the original non-MIDI part must be spliced to the edited MIDI part. Program Operation Select style file to split: - Select menu File \| Open Style File to Split The user is asked where to save the two splitted style parts. Select style file folder to split: - Select menu File \| Open Style File to Split The style parts are automatically saved in the selected source folder. Select style file parts to splice: - Select menu File \| Open Files to Splice The user is asked for a new style file name; and which two style parts to splice. (For security reasons there is no automatic splice function). Select menu File \| Exit to end the program. Legal Stuff Style Split and Splice ©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 Style Split and Splice must accept this disclaimer of warranty: Style Split and Splice 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 Style Split and Splice.