Roland S-330 Owner's Manual page 45

Sampling
PREVIOUS
(Previous
Sampling)
Step
1
Previous Sampling
retains the
Wave
data for the set
sampling
time, that
occurs before Step
1
is
done.
NOTE:
The S-330
continuously examines
the incoming data stream, and
is
always sampling. This
is
very
useful
for
monitoring
what you want
to
sample,
and
then
sample
after the
fact,
(e.g.
monitoring
a television
show
and sampling
what you have
heard.)
When
the
signal to
be
sampled
is
fed
into
the
S
—
330, push
the
EXECUTE
button
or the
left
side
button on the Mouse.
After
a
sound
is
sampled, the Display
shows "Working"
for a while.
The
sampled sound cannot be played while "Working"
is
being
shown.
[Monitoring the sampled
Wave
]
•
Waveform
Display
9
Remaining Time
Display
Before
making
a
Tone with
the
sampled
Wave
data
and
the
Tone
Parameters,
you
may
wish
to
play
it
on
the
MIDI keyboard
to
hear
what
it
sounds
like.
Also,
in
the
Display, the
waveform and
the
sampling
parameters can be
seen.
AH
the
Wave
data
sampled
in the
Wave
Bank
is
shown
in
the Display.
When
using
a color display, the
following three colors are seen
:
Blue
Wave
data previously
sampled
Red
Wave
data you have
just
sampled.
Green Empty
space,
which has not yet been
used.
This
shows
the
remaining time
of
each
Wave
Bank
in
30kHz
sampling
time.
*
Sampling
will initialize all
the
Tone
Parameters except
for the Orig
Key,
therefore, after sampling,
you need
to truncate
un—
needed
portions
(See
page
46),
then
set
these
parameters
(See page 69).
(The
default values
of
the
Tone
Parameters
arc
shown
on page
114.)
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