Assigning A User Sample To An Instrument (Sample); Editing A User Sample Tone's Settings; (Sample Edit) - Roland TR-6S Owner's Manual

Assigning an Imported User Sample to an Instrument
Assigning a User Sample to an Instrument
1
Press the instrument select button
which you want to assign the user sample.
2
Press the [SAMPLE]
The [SAMPLE] button is lit, and the SAMPLE screen appears.
When you select an instrument for which a sample is selected, the
sample name is shown.
3
Use the [VALUE] knob to select the user sample that
you want to assign as the instrument's tone.
MEMO
5 Choose from the user sample (
the SD card.
5 You can press a [BD]–[OH] button to change the loading-
destination.
4
Press the lit [SAMPLE]
The [SAMPLE] button goes dark, and you exit the SAMPLE screen.
Icons appearing in the SAMPLE screen
Preset: Samples originally in the TR-6S
User: Imported samples
Loop: Samples that play repeatedly
30
[BD]–[OH]
button.
icon) that you imported from
button.

Editing a User Sample Tone's Settings

(SAMPLE)
1
to Hold down the
[SAMPLE]
The SAMPLE Edit screen appears.
2
Select a parameter.
2-1
Use the
2-2
Press the
3
Modify values.
3-1
Use the
3-2
Press the
Return to the parameter selection (step 2).
NOTE
If the screen indicates
4
Press the
Exit the SAMPLE Edit screen.
If you had edited the settings, a screen asks whether you want to
save the sample.
MEMO
5 The settings you specify here are common to all kits that use the
same user sample.
5 If an ACB tone or a preset sample (a sample indicated by a
icon) is assigned to the instrument, the parameter value is
shown as "---" and cannot be edited.
Parameter
Start
End
Gain
Category
Name
[SHIFT] button and press the
button.
[VALUE] knob to select a parameter.
[VALUE]
knob.
[VALUE] knob to edit the parameter value.
[VALUE] knob.
"---,"
editing is not possible.
[SAMPLE] button.
Value Explanation
Specify the locations at which
(number of samples, in
playback starts and ends.
steps of 10 samples)
-18dB–0dB–
Specifies the playback gain.
+18dB
IMPORT,
BD,
SD,
TOM,
RS,
HC,
CH/OH,
CC/RC,
PERC1,
PERC2,
PERC3,
Specifies the category used when
selecting a tone.
PERC4,
PERC5,
FX/HIT,
VOICE,
SYNTH1,
SYNTH2,
BASS,
SCALED,
CHORD,
OTHERS,
USER01–32
Specifies the sample name
(maximum 16 characters)

(SAMPLE Edit)

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