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Adjust the input level with the Recording Level
Knob as you actually listen to the sound.
Just like a volume adjustment in tape record-
ing, set the level as high as possible without
exceeding the right margin in the Display.
@® Set the level of the Auto Trigger by rotating
the Alpha Dial ® until the " : " mark in the Dis-
play reaches the desired position.
Auto Trigger is the function that starts the
sampling
automatically
when
a_
signal
exceeding the set level is fed into the sampler.
When a signal that exceeds the trigger level (rep-
resented with a " : " mark) is fed into the sampler,
the far right of the Display shows a " + " mark.
Make sure that the " « " does not appear in the
Display because of noise alone.
@ Push the Start Button. (When a pedal switch is
connected to the Start Jack, press the pedal.)
* RE
A
Now, the Display shows the pitch assigned to the
sound
to be sampled.
When
sampling
a sound
from a musical instrument, try to feed the correct
pitch.
*
Even if a different pitch is used, it can be cor-
rected later. (See page 59.)
*
The Rec Key Number of the sample can also
be changed. (See the next page.)
The performance parameters set beforehand are
retained
in the
S-220,
therefore,
it may
not
necessarily be played with the sampled sound.
Reset
all the
performance
parameters
to the
default setting by pushing the Enter Button while
holding the Performance Button down,
You can now hear the sampled sound by using an
external device as a MIDI controller.
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