Roland S-330 Owner's Manual page 49

Editing
Wave
Data
[Selecting a
Tone
Number
to
be Truncated]
Source
Select
an Original Tone
to
be truncated. (Here,
a
Sub Tone
cannot be
used.)
The
Wave
data
of the selected
Tone
is
directly edited.
If
you
wish
to retain the
original
waveform, copy
the
Tone
(page
65).
*
Opening
the
Sub Menu
will display the
Tone
List
which you can watch
while selecting
a
Tone.
When
you
finish selecting a
Tone number, push
the
SUB MENU
button
or the right side
button on
the
Mouse
to return
the normal
display.
See "Tone
List Display"
on pages 37
and 38.
*When
Truncate
is
executed,
any Sub Tone
that used that particular
Wave
is
deleted.
If
you wish
to retain the
Sub
Tone,
call
it
with [Tone
PRM]
in
the Edit
mode
(page 70) and replace the
Original
Tone, from which
it
borrows
Wave
data,
with another Tone.
[Setting Points]
Start Point (the beginning address
of
the needed
portion of a
wave)
End
Point (the
end address
of the
needed
portion of a
wave)
Set the
needed
portions of the
Wave
with the Start
and
the
End
points.
You
can
actually
listen
to the
sound while
setting these points.
The
very beginning
of
Wave
data
is
address
zero.
The end
of the
Wave
data
that uses
one segment
(see
page 36)
is
address
012288
(0.4
seconds
at
30kHz
sampling) and
that
of
the
whole
Wave
Bank
is
address
221184
(7.2
seconds
at
30kHz
sampling).
WAVE
BANK
18
Segment
: i :
:;::::::::::
1
Segment
221184
012288
To
enter
an
address, use the
DEC
and INC
buttons, or the buttons on
the
Mouse.
The amount
of
the
change caused by one push
can be
selected
with
the following Search
Mode.
*The
addresses
of the Start
and
the
End
points set here are identical to
those
set
with [LOOP]
in
the Edit
mode.
This
means
that changing
addresses here
will
automatically change those
set in
the Loop Set mode.
If
you wish
to
enlarge
a particular portion of the
Wave,
use the three
types
of Displays
in
the
[LOOP] menu
to set
the addresses.
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