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Edit
Mode
To
more
effectively
use
the
sampled
sounds,
it
is
often required
to edit
them
or
make
additional
program
settings.
You
might
like to
use
the
enclosed
library
disks
to
form
the basis
of
your
own
programs.
All
of
the
parameter
are
listed in
the operation
panel
as
in
the
diagram
below. Across
the
top
are
listed
the functions
and below
each
are
parameter names.
A
combination
of
two
parameter
LEDs
(each
one
in
horizontal
and
vertical lines)
indicates the
parameter
currently
selected.
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Each
parameter
is
categorized
as follows:
1.
Parameters
for individual
banks
(samples)
2.
Parameters
for
all
banks
(samples)
3.
Parameters
for
disk operations
*
For
detailed
explanation
of
parameters
for
disk operations,
see
page
38.
#
Basic Operations
1.
Entry
When
in
Play
mode,
press the
EDIT
key;
the
EDIT
LED
and
the
two
parameter
LEDs
will
light,
and
the
SOI
will
go
into
Edit
mode.
The
bank
LED
that
was
last
selected
in
Edit
mode
will
light.
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Selecting
A
Bank/Playback
of
A
Sample
When
in
Edit
mode,
it
is
possible
at
any
time
by
pressing a
bank key
to select the
bank and
play
back
the
sample
contained
in
it
(the
bank
LED
will
light).
Thus,
you can
monitor samples while
editing.
Also,
it
is
possible
to
play
back samples from an
external
MIDI
keyboard
as in
Play
mode.
When
external
MIDI
data
is
received, the
corresponding
bank
LED
will
blink
and
this
can be used
as
a
"MIDI
monitor".
If
assigning
the
same program number
to several
banks,
MIDI
monitor
will
be very
useful
because
you
can
easily find
out
the
bank
containing
the
sample played
back, or
the
one
assigned with
the
key
range
you
played.
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