Sampling (To Keyboard) - Roland Fantom-06 Reference Manual

About the SAMPLING MENU
7 .
Play the device that you've connected to this
unit, and touch <START> when you want to begin
sampling.
"NOW SAMPLING" displays while you are sampling, and the time
counter advances.
8 .
Touch <STOP> when you want to stop sampling.
Sampling stops, and a dialog box appears.
Menu Explanation
Lets you listen to the wave you sampled to
[E1] PREVIEW
make sure it sounds the way you want.
[E4] RETRY This is used to redo the sampling.
Interrupts the sampling and returns to the
[E5] CANCEL
previous screen.
Confirms the sampling and goes to the
[E6] OK
next screen.
9 .
Select [E6] OK.
The KBD SAMPLE WAVE EDIT screen appears.
Menu Explanation
SAMPLE Selects another sample.
[E1] START POINT
Changes the start point.
[E2] LOOP START
Changes the loop start point.
POINT
[E3] END POINT Changes the end point.
Changes the zoom factor of the horizontal
axis (waveform time).
[E4] ZOOM HORZ
(1/65536-1/1)
Changes the zoom factor of the vertical
axis (waveform amplitude).
[E5] ZOOM VERT
(x1–x128)
You can preview the sample while pressing
[E6] PREVIEW
this knob.
<WRITE> Saves the sample parameters.
<RELOAD> Reloads the sample parameters.
<MODIFY> Adds various effects to the sample.
<UTILITY> Displays the "Kbd Sample Utility" (p. 89).
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10 .
Edit the desired parameters.
Parameter Value
START POINT 000000000–
LOOP START
000000000–
POINT
END POINT
000000010–
Gain 0, +6, +12 [dB]
-50.0–+50.0
Fine Tune
[cent]
Level 0–127
11 .
When you have finished making settings, select
the [EXIT] button.
A user tone is created using the sound you sampled, and the
ZONE VIEW1 screen is shown with the current zone selected.
12 .
Play the keyboard.
You can play the sampled sound in the current zone, with
the pitches matching the notes you play.
Explanation
This is the playback start
position. Use this setting to
skip unnecessary parts at the
beginning of the waveform when
it plays back.
This is the position where the
sample starts again during
repeating playback.
This is the playback end
position. Use this setting to skip
unnecessary parts of the at the
end of the waveform when it plays
back.
Adjusts the sample gain. Use this
to raise the volume if the level of
the recorded sample seems too
low.
Sets the pitch of the sampled
sound in one-cent steps (±50
cents).
Adjusts the sample volume.