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Keymap and Sample Editing
Editing Samples
Editing Samples
To enter the Sample Editor, first select the program you wish to edit in Program mode. With the
program selected, press the Edit button to enter the Program Editor. In the program editor the
KEYMAP page will be selected (if not press the KEYMAP soft button.) With the KeyMap
parameter selected on the KEYMAP page, press the Edit button again to enter the Keymap
Editor. On the EditKeymap page, select the KeyRange parameter and use the Alpha Wheel or ‐/
+ buttons to choose one of the available key ranges (if there is more than one keyrange.) You can
edit the existing sample of a keyrange, or choose a new sample for the keyrange and edit that.
When the Keymap parameter is selected you can hold the Enter button and trigger notes to
select different key ranges.
If you want to select a different sample, use the cursor buttons to select the Sample parameter.
Use the Alpha Wheel to select a sample. Press the Edit button once more, and you'll enter the
Sample Editor. The sample will play through the effects of the current program. The name of
stereo samples end with an S. To use a stereo sample, the Stereo parameter must be set to On in
the Program Editor, and two keymaps must be selected, see The KEYMAP Page on page 6‐19 for
details.
There are two sample editing pages—MISC (Miscellaneous) and TRIM. The soft buttons for
these pages are visible when you enter the Sample Editor. You can trigger notes at any time
while you're editing, to hear your changes as you make them. When you have finished editing
your sample or samples, see the preview function on page 11‐17 for a way to automatically
create a program and keymap using a sample or group of sample roots.
The Miscellaneous (MISC) Page
On the MISC page, you'll set several parameters that affect the behavior of the current sample.
These parameters affect the entire sample. The center of the top line displays the type of sample,
either ROM BASE for factory samples or FLASH for user loaded samples. The right side of the
top line displays the root number and RootKey of the sample. For stereo samples, L or R is
displayed after the Root# parameter to indicate that you are viewing parameters for the left or
right channel of the sample. Use the Chan/Layer buttons to move between channels of stereo
samples. Although you can edit parameters for the left and right channels of a sample, both
channels can only be heard if the Stereo parameter is set to On in the Program Editor, and the
same keymap is selected for the Keymap1 and Keymap2 parameters in the Program Editor. If
the Stereo parameter is set to Off in the Program Editor, only the left channel of stereo samples
will be heard in mono. If the sample is part of a group of sample roots, you can also use the
Chan/Layer buttons to scroll through each sample in the group. A representative MISC page is
shown below:
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