Basic; Sampling - Roland MKS-100 Owner's Manual

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Without
using the
performance
disk,
you can
sample the voice from
a
microphone
or
audio
equipment, and
play
it
from the keyboard.
1.
Basic
Sampling
Plug
a
microphone
or
an instrument
into
the Input
Jack
@
®
Select the
Bank
(A,
B, C, or
D) to
be
sam-
pled.
Move
the Input Level
Switch
®
depending on
the output
level of
the
mic
or
instrument connect-
ed.
Push the Recording Button
REC
MIN
MAX
Pedal Switch
DP-2
(Optional)
MiC
LINE
:
/
Microphone
=
.-^:|
Cassettee
Deck
M!N
MAX
Input Level
Switch
JH
MIC (-50
dB):
Microphone
-- LINE
(0
dB)
:
Electric Guitar,
Cassette Deck,
CD
Player
Example Settings
of
the Input Level Selector
Switch
L
(-50dB) Microphone
M
(-20dB) Electric
Guitar
H
(OdB)
Cassette Deck,
CD
player (Line
Level)
When
a
microphone
is
connected,
turn
the
Master
Volume down,
or
it
will
cause howling.
The
selected
Bank
will
be
shown
in
the
Display.
Here,
you can
monitor the sampling
sound
with
the
amplifier,
speakers
or
headphones connected
to the
Headphone
Jack.
If
sampling from
a mic,
please
do
not use speakers.
(D
Push
the
Stand-by Button
®
.
The
Display
now
serves as
a level
meter. Ensuring
that the
sound
is
securely being fed
into
the sampler,
adjust the Recording Level
Knob
at
the
far
left
of
the
panel.
Just
like
the
volume
adjust-
ment
in
tape recording, set the
level
as high
as
possible
without exceeding
the
right
margin
in
the
Display.
®
Set the
level of
the
Auto
Trigger by rotating
the
Alpha
Dial
®
until
the "
:
"
mark
in
the
Display
reaches
the desired
position.
Auto
Trigger
is
the function that starts the
sampling
automatically
when
the signal ex-
ceeding the set
level
is
fed
into
the sampler.
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