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Selecting
a
Program
In
"ALL
1
"
file,
banks 1-8
are respectively
assigned
to
MIDI
program number 1-8 and
each
contains
a
sampled
voice:
"ONE"
for
bank
1,
"TWO"
for
bank
2
"EIGHT"
for
bank
8.
To
play another
sampled
sound, use
the
data entry
knob
to select
another program.
The
PROG.
NO./
DATA
display
will
show
the
program
number
selected.
Also
a
bank
LED
will
light
indicating the
selected
program
is
reproduced
from
that
bank.
*
If
the
connected keyboard sends MIDI program change, you can
select the
desired
bank
directly
from
the
keyboard, by sending
the
same
MIDI
program
number
that
is
set
to
the bank.
If
the
S01
receives
a program
number
that
is
not set
to
any
banks,
the
PROG.
NO./DATA
display
will
blink
showing
that
program
number and
no
sound
is
reproduced.
Playback using
Bank
keys
Regardless of
the
bank
LED
or
PROG. NO./DATA
display
status,
every time
when
a
bank key
is
pressed, the
sampled sound
contained
will
be
played
back
in
the pitch
when
the
C3
key
(:
MIDI
note
number
60)
is
pressed.
a
free
01
02
®3
04
OS
06
07
08
•
With
default setting
of
"ALU
"
file,
each sample
is
played
back
in
its
original pitch.
If
transposition
or
tuning
is
set
to
samples, they
will
be
played
back
at that setting.
Up
until
now,
we
have
only
used
disk
#01
.
For
those of
you
interested
in
the disks
#02-04
samples,
first
refer to the
following supplemental
explanation.
Then
go
to
"Saving and Loading Data"
on
page
38.
It
should enable
you
to
master
the data loading
method.
*
Play
Mode
—
Supplementary
Explanation
®
When
the
S01
is
turned
on...
•
If
a disk
has not been
inserted,
the
SOI
will
load
the default
program and go
into
Play
mode.
*
The
default
program
contains the
test
tone
signal
and
default
parameter
settings.
Test tones
will
be
reproduced
only
from
bank
1
.
(See
page
51
.)
•
If
a
disk
is
in the
disk
drive, the
SOI
will
automatically load the
"ALL1"
file
and
go
into
Play
mode.
If
the
disk contains
no
"ALL
1
"
file
or only
"SAMPLE"
files
(including
S 1000/S
1
1
00 sound
library
disks),
the
SOI
will
lead
the default
program and go
into
Play
mode.
In
case
the default
program
is
loaded,
you
should load
files
in
Edit
mode. See page 26
for
details:,
Additionally, see
page 38 on
file
types
when
loading
or
saving them.
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