Roland S-330 Owner's Manual page 73

Setting
Tone Parameters
[Making
a
Sub Tone]
Original
Tone
[T11 to
T48]
/
[***]
The
S-330
allows
you
to
borrow
the
Wave
data from an Original
Tone
and
make
a different
Tone
(
=
Sub
Tone) with
different
values of
Tone
Parameters.
A
Sub Tone
does not
sound
unless
Wave
data
is
borrowed
from an
Original
Tone.
Call
a
Sub Tone
or
unused
Tone
in
the
Tone
List Display,
then here,
select
the Original
Tone from which
Wave
data
is
borrowed.
When
an
Original
Tone
is
selected.
Tone
Parameters
that
are
involved with
looping
are copied
to
that
Tone.
And
the
Wave
data
is
read
from
that
Tone by
playing the
keyboard.
You
can
make
a
Sub Tone which
is
completely different
from
the
Original
Tone which
shares the
same
Wave
data.
For
instance,
you can
add vibrato or
change
the
envelope
to
make
a
sound of different
nuance.
Two
sounds can be created
from one
Wave
data
by connecting
two
waves
using
Truncate (page 46) and Combine (page
51),
then setting
two
different Start
and
End
points.
This
makes
the
Wave Banks more
useful.
The
system disk contains
many
Tones
made
in this
way.
Sa mpling
Time
-4
t-
Stan
Point
End Point Start Point Enti Point
ORIGINAL
TONE SUB TONE
*An
Original
Tone has
its
own Wave
data.
When
an
Original
Tone
is
called,
"***"
is
shown and
this
cannot be changed.
*lf a
Sub Tone
is
selected,
—
"
is
shown and no sound
is
heard.
*When
there
is
no
empty Tone, erase an
unneeded Tone with the Delete
function (page 63),
then
call
the
Tone number of the deleted
Tone.
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