Sample Edit Menu; Sample / Recorder - Korg MPS-10 Owner's Manual

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MPS-10

- Parameter guide

SAMPLE edit menu

The parameters you can edit using the SAMPLE edit menu are shown below.

Note: Some settings may produce distortion or noise.

Use this page for recording SAMPLEs.

Make.........................................................................................................................

Selects how newly recorded SAMPLEs are to be registered. You can choose from three modes.

change SAMPLE in INST: Creates a new SAMPLE, and exchanges it with the SAMPLE that's set in

the INST that's already registered.

new SAMPLE & INST: Creates a new SAMPLE, and also creates a new INST in which that SAMPLE is

set.

only new SAMPLE: Creates a new SAMPLE only.

Tip: When you choose "change SAMPLE in INST" or "new SAMPLE & INST" and create a SAMPLE, the new SAM-

PLE can be played on the specified page as soon as it's saved to memory.

Note: When you choose "only new SAMPLE" and create a SAMPLE, you can't play with that SAMPLE until you cre-

ate an INST and KIT to which the SAMPLE is assigned.

INST .........................................................................................................................

Editing is enabled when "change SAMPLE in INST" or "new SAMPLE & INST" is selected for "Make".

This sets the INST to be edited or newly registered.

Block ........................................................................................................................

Editing is enabled when "change SAMPLE in INST" is selected for "Make". This specifies the block for

changing the INST to be edited.

Auto Start .................................................................................................. On, Off

Enables/disables auto-recording start.

Auto Stop ................................................................................................... On, Off

Enables/disables auto-recording stop.

Note: When Auto Stop is "OFF", recording automatically stops at a maximum of 60 minutes.

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