Roland S-330 Owner's Manual page 56

Editing
Wave
Data
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D.FILTER
UTILITY
MODE
With
this
function, the
Wave
data
is
processed by
a Digital Filler.
And
if
DC
(Direct
Current) content
(
=
Low
range noise)
is
mixed
with
the
sample, causing unclear sound, you can
cut the
DC
content
from the
wave
data.
Preparation
1
Insert
the Utility
disk
into
the Disk
Drive.
Preparation 2
Open
the
Mode Menu and
select
UTIL, to
open the
Utility
menu.
Preparation 3 Select [D.FILTER].
[Selecting a
Tone
to
be
Digital
-filtered]
Source
Select the
source
Tone which
is
to
be
filtcrcd.(A
Sub Tone cannot be
used.)
[Selection a
Destination
Tone]
Destination
The
source
is
processed
by
the Digital Filter
and
is
written into the
Destination
Tone.
The Tone Parameters
are copied.
See
"Selecting a Destination
Tone" on page
45.
Opening the
Sub
Menu
will call
a
Tone
List
which you can use
for selecting
Source
or
Destination. After the
Source Tone
is
selected by pressing the
EXECUTE
or the
left
side
button on
the
Mouse, push
the
same
button again
to
change to
a
Tone
List for
Destination.
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.
[Selecting
a
Wave
Bank
of the Destination
Tone]
Wave
Bank
[A. B]
Select
wave bank
A
or
B,
where
the filtered
Wave
Data
is
to
be written.
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