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Caution!
In
case the loop point has
been
set
before the
start
point as
in
the
diagram
below,
if
the
LOOP/
ONE
SHOT
is
ON,
discarded
areas
will
be
the parts
before
the
loop point
and
after
the
end
point.
However,
if
the
LOOP/ONE
SHOT
is
OFF,
the
area including the
loop
point
will
be
discarded.
For
this
reason
take care
when
discarding a
looped sample.
with
the
LOOP/ONE
SHOT
parameter
ON
LOOP
POINT
START
POINT
END
POINT
discarded
with the
LOOP/ONE
SHOT
parameter
OFF
discarded
START
POINT
END
POINT
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discarded
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discarded
•
Initializing
Bank
Parameters
With
a
bank
selected
in
Edit
mode,
if
you
press the
REC
key and
the
EDIT
key
simultaneously,
it
initializes
the
following
bank
parameters
into default
settings:
•
LEVEL
(LEVEL,
RELEASE, VELOCITY)
•
PITCH (TRANSPOSE,
SAMPLE
TUNE,
CONSTANT
PITCH,
BEND)
•
MIDI
(KEYRANGE
HIGH,
KEYRANGE
LOW, PROG.
NO.,
MIDI
CHANNEL)
(LEVEL)
LEVEL
Determines
the
volume
of
the
sample
(in
the
bank)
within a range of
0-100.
It is
useful to
balance
each sample
volume
especially
in
dealing with a multi-timbral
program.
RELEASE
Determines
the release
time of
the
sample
(in
the
bank) within a range of 0~100.
The
larger
value
is
assigned, the longer the
sample
'
s
release
after
releasing the
key on
the
MIDI
keyboard
or the
bank
key.
Particularly
when
the
value
is
set
to
100, the release
time
will
be approximately 4 minutes and 30
seconds. Therefore
this
is
very convenient because
you
can
sustain
notes without holding
down
keys
or using a
sustain pedal.
If
you would
like to
stop
such
sounds, press
both
cursor keys.
VELOCITY
Determines whether
the
sample
(in
the
bank)
receives
MIDI
velocity data
(ON),
or not
(OFF).
If
set
to
ON
the
sample can be reproduced
with
dynamics
in
response
to
external
MIDI
velocity
data.
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