Sampling - Roland FANTOM Series Reference Manual

2.
As appropriate for the device that is connected, set
the "AUDIO IN," "PARALLEL SW," "LINE"/"MIC," and
"PHANTOM" settings.
3.
Adjust the input volume.
Adjust the volume as high as possible without allowing the level
meter in the left of the screen to clip .
Connected device Explanation
Adjust using rear panel
Audio device LEVEL knobs 1 and 2, and the
controls of the audio device .
Adjust using rear panel LEVEL
Microphone
knobs 1 and 2 .
4.
As necessary, make settings for effects such as
Low Cut and EQ.
5.
Touch <LEVEL>, and adjust the volume of the
sound after it passes through Low Cut and EQ.
Some EQ settings might make the audio input too loud . Adjust
the volume so that the level meter of the SAMPLING STANDBY
screen does not clip .
6.
Press the [EXIT] button to return to the
SAMPLING STANDBY screen.
Specifying the input volume of the USB COMPUTER port
Here's how to specify the input volume of the USB COMPUTER
port . Input effects such as Low Cut and EQ do not apply to the
audio input from the USB COMPUTER port .
1.
In the SAMPLING STANDBY screen, adjust the
input volume.
Adjust the volume as high as possible without allowing the level
meter in the right of the screen to clip .
Connected device Explanation
Adjust using the settings of the computer and the USB
Computer
Audio Input Level .
It's a good idea to leave the USB Audio Input Level at 127 and
adjust the level setting on your computer . Be sure that the
USB Audio Input Switch is "ON . " For details on USB audio input
settings, refer to "Adjusting the USB Audio Input" (p . 102) .
Specifying the input volume of the keyboard performance
Here's how to specify the input volume of the keyboard
performance . Input effects such as Low Cut and EQ do not apply
to the audio input from the keyboard performance .
1.
In the SAMPLING STANDBY screen, adjust the
input volume.
Adjust the volume as high as possible without allowing the level
meter in the right of the screen to clip .
Connected device Explanation
Keyboard
Use the scene settings to adjust the volume .
performance
It's a good idea to adjust the input volume by editing the Scene
Level and the zone level parameters .

Sampling

When you are finished adjusting the input volume, make
sampling settings in the SAMPLING STANDBY screen .
1.
Make settings for sampling.
In the screen, touch parameters to turn them on/off or then use
the [VALUE] dial to edit the setting .
Parameter Value
MONO
Format
STEREO
AUTO TRIGGER
0–15
LEVEL
AUTO TRIGGER
OFF, ON
If you want to hear a click while you sample, touch <Click> to
turn on the click tone . If you want to change the tempo of the
click, use the [E4] knob to adjust the Tempo setting .
2.
Produce sound on the device that's connected
to the FANTOM, and then touch <START> when
you want to start sampling.
The indication "NOW SAMPLING" appears during sampling, and a
time counter advances .
If you specified AUTO TRIGGER "OFF" in step 1
Sampling starts the moment that you touch <START> .
Produce sound on the device that's connected to the FANTOM .
If you specified AUTO TRIGGER "ON" in step 1
Produce sound on the device that's connected to the FANTOM .
Sampling starts when the input signal exceeds the level specified
by AUTO TRIGGER LEVEL .
3.
Touch <STOP> at the moment that you want
to stop sampling.
Sampling stops, and the sample is saved to the sampling-
destination pad .
MEMO
5 Samples are saved in sample memory inside the FANTOM.
5 Samples are saved automatically. You don't need to execute a specific
operation to save them.
Sampling
Explanation
Sample as one waveform .
Choose this if you're using one mic and are
sampling in mono .
If the input is stereo, the L and R sound is
mixed and sampled .
Sample as two waveforms, L and R .
Choose this if you're sampling in stereo from
an audio device, etc .
If Auto Trig is "ON, " sampling starts when the
input signal level exceeds the value specified
here .
If this is "ON, " sampling starts when the input
signal level exceeds the value of the AUTO
TRIGGER LEVEL setting .
If this is "OFF, " sampling starts immediately
when you touch <START> .
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