Roland MKS-100 Owner's Manual page 36

2.
Changing
Sampling
Condi-
tions
You
can
change
the following
sampling condi-
tions:
Key Numbers,
Trigger
Modes and Sampling
Clock.
Push the
Recording Button
®
then the
Mode
Button
®
,
and
select the condition
you
wish
to
change
by using the
Forward
Button
®
and Back Button
@
.
Then
make
a
necessary
al-
teration
with the Alpha
Dial
and push the Stand-by
Button
®, and you can
move
to
the
sampling oper-
ation.
• Changing Key
Numbers
in
Sampling
Changing
Trigger
Modes
REC KEY
C4
When
you are
sampling
a
specific
pitch,
you
may
wish
to
change
key numbers.
It
is
important
to
remember
that the pitch
higher than the
original-
ly
sampled sound by
more
than 21
semi-tones
is
substituted with the pitch of
lower octave.
REC TRIG=
AUTO
Usually, set this to
Auto Trigger
mode. However,
when
sampling a
slow attack
sound
that
is
difficult
to start
sampling, select
Manual mode. The mo-
ment you push
the Start
Button
©
and
the pedal
switch
connected
to
the Start
Jack
®
(or
push
the
Start
Button
twice),
the
sampling begins.
When
the
Manual
mode
is
selected, the
"
:
mark
in
the Display
goes
out.
The
selected
mode
will
remain
even
after
the
MKS-TOO
is
turned
off.
Sampling Clock
SMP
CLK
=
30
kHz
Usually,
one second sample
can be recorded
in
a
Bank
at
the
30kHz frequency.
However,
it
can
be extended
to
two
seconds, by
selecting the
15
kHz
frequency. This,
however, decreases high-
frequencies,
making
the
sound muffled.
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