Korg MPS-10 Owner's Manual page 42

MPS-10
- Sampler
Manual: Deletes everything before the start point and after the end point.
Adjust to BPM: Deletes or adds empty data from/to the end of the SAMPLE data so that it matches
the specified number of measures, time signature (beat) or the SAMPLE length specified by the BPM.
When empty data is to be added and there is already data after the end point, that data is used
instead.
Attack: Deletes the SAMPLE from the beginning to the point at which the SAMPLE reaches the level
set for the Threshold.
In this example, we select "Manual".
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If the settings are acceptable, select "Execute" and press the ENTER button. The process is
executed, and the screen returns to the SAMPLE EDIT page.
You can't restore a SAMPLE to its previous state after you execute the Truncate command. A Preview
function is available for checking how the SAMPLE is going to sound after truncating. Use the track
buttons to check the SAMPLE before you execute the Truncate command.
Tip: To cancel the Truncate command, press the EXIT button. No processing is done, and the screen returns to the
SAMPLE EDIT page.
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On the SAMPLE EDIT page, select "Normalize..." and press the ENTER button to switch to the
Normalize page.
The Normalize command adjusts the overall levels for the SAMPLE data, so that the maximum level is
the value specified in "Peak Level".
For the Peak Level, the maximum value that the SAMPLE can reach without distorting is "100%".
Note: This page also features a Preview function, which you can use to check the results before executing the
command.
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Select "Execute" and press the ENTER button. The process is executed, and the screen returns
to the SAMPLE EDIT page.
To cancel the Normalize command, press the EXIT button. No processing is done, and the screen
returns to the SAMPLE EDIT page.
You can also adjust the "Pitch" and "Time Stretch". See p.62 "SAMPLE edit menu" in this manual for
more information on editing the SAMPLEs.
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