Dsp Functions - Kurzweil K2661 Musician's Manual

Sampling and Sample Editing
Editing Samples
the changes. You can audition your changes and decide whether to keep them, then press Yes or
No.
Done
Press the Done soft button to return to the previously selected Sample-editor page when you're
finished with the DSP functions.

DSP Functions

Once you've entered the Sample Editor, press the DSP soft button to gain access to the DSP
functions. The DSP function parameter will be highlighted, allowing you to scroll through the
list of functions with the Alpha Wheel or Plus/Minus buttons.
Remember that the DSP functions operate only on RAM samples. You'll notice that if you're
editing a ROM sample, there is no DSP soft button; instead, there's an extra Link soft button for
your convenience.
1 Normalize
With the Normalize function, you can rescale the amplitude of the selected sample segment to
optimize its level relative to other samples. The Normalize function will uniformly boost the
amplitude of the current sample range as high as possible without clipping, stopping just before
the loudest element of the sample would be clipped. You might want to use the Volume Adjust
function to boost the current segment manually, but the Normalize function does it
automatically, and prevents you from boosting the amplitude too much.
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