Roland S-330 Owner's Manual page 180

Now, you have
selected a Tone Number.
Next,
you
should assign
a
Wave
Bank where
the
new
data
is to
be
written.
"Crash"
is
stored
in
Wave Bank
A,
so
select
"A"
here.
Set the
Frequency (= sampling
frequency),
Time
(sampling
time), Orig.
Key
(original
key number).
At
30kHz
sampling
frequency, the sound
quality
can be
higher, while longer
(double)
sampling
time can be
obtained
at
15kHz.
When
15kHz
is
selected,
"X2"
is
indicated
beside the sampling
time.
The
sampling time can
be
set
in 0.4
second
steps.
Even
if
there
is
no emply space
in
the
Wave
Bank,
up
to 1.2
second sampling
(at
30kHz)
is
possible since the Wave
data
of
"Crash"
is
1.2
second
long.
In
other words, you can
select
0.4,
0.8 or 1.2 seconds.
The
original
key number
determines which key
on
the keyboard should
play
the
original
sample. For
instance,
when
sampling
a middle C(C4) piano
sound,
the
original
key
number
may
be
set to C4.
If,
however,
D4
is set,
pressing
the
middle "D" key
will
play a
"C"
note,
and
pressing the middle
"C" key
will
play
a "Bb"
note.
Now, connect
for
sampling.
To sample from
a
record,
CD
or TV, connect
the output socket
to
the
Input
Socket
on
the S-330 using
an
audio
cable, then
rotate the
Recording
Level
Knob
to the
MIN
position.
To sample
your voice or
natural
sound
around
you,
connect a microphone and
set the Recording
Level
Knob
to
MAX.
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LEVEL -€-
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Record, CD,
TV
etc.
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Microphone
MIN
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MAX
Recording
Level
Control Knob
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