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Page 8: ...espond to logical operations within the S1000 s software the manual has been arranged for the most part in sections matching these buttons There are two major exceptions to this rule this first section Introduction which is both an introduction to the features and terminology of the S1000 and a guide to the operation of SELECT PROG in other words how to get your S1000 playing pre recorded sample p...

Page 9: ...ge direct or consequential arising out of the use or inability to use the product The warranty provides only those benefits specified and does not cover defects or repairs needed as a result of acts beyond the control of AICAI including but not limited to 1 Damage caused by abuse accident or negligence AKAI will not cover under warranty any original factory disk damaged or destroyed as a result of...

Page 10: ...d or modified You may copy the operating software and any samples programs etc contained on disks for your own personal use All other copies of the software are in violation of copyright laws You may not distribute copies of the software to others or transfer the software to another computer by electronic means You may not modify adapt translate lease distribute resell for profit or create derivat...

Page 11: ... power and call your dealer Make sure that the unit is well ventilated and away from direct sunlight To avoid damage to internal circuitry as well as the external finish keep the S1000 away from sources of direct heat stoves radiators etc Avoid using aerosol insecticides etc near the S1000 They may damage the surface and may ignite Do not use denaturated alcohol thinner or similar chemicals to cle...

Page 12: ...ference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures reorientate the receiving antenna relocate the equipment with respect to the receiver move the equipment away from...

Page 13: ...AKAI S1000 HD PB in tYbereinstimmung mit den Bestimmungen der Amtsblattverftigung 1046 1984 funkentstbrt ist Der Deutschen Bundespost wurde das Inverkehrbringen theses GerAtes ange zeigt and die Berichtignng zur Oberprdfung der Serie auf Einhaltung der Bestimmungen eingerliumt AKAI ELECTRIC CO LTD Version 20 89 11 Page 6 ...

Page 14: ... triangle etc are available on disk for synthesizer sampler sounds The S1000 is also capable of editing samples digitally stretching or squeezing samples without changing the pitch in order to fit them into a specific time slot Resampling can be done at any frequency higher or lower than the original The stereo facility is ideal for sampling portions of prerecorded program material making it an id...

Page 15: ...al digital links for direct digital sampling at rates of up to 48kHz and hard disk archive restore to DAT for quick and easy storage of data The industry standard sampler prior to the introduction of the S1000 was the ALAI S900 and hundreds of sample disks were produced for this machine You ll be pleased to know that the S1000 is capable of reading these samples and the associated programs from di...

Page 16: ...type keyboard There are two major exceptions to this convention the use of the terms number keypad and soft key which come from computing and are so well engrained in technical language that using the terms number button pad and soft button would be pointless Crossfading On the S1000 crossfading is the term used to describe the setting of the relative volume of two samples which are played at the ...

Page 17: ...puter program to send signals through the maze of chips and circuitry which make up the hardware of the S1000 the machine would be useless The program which contains the instructions to respond to MIDI messages buttons and controllers and display messages etc on screen as well as to record and play back sounds is known as the operating system This is automatically loaded when the S1000 is powered ...

Page 18: ...played on the bottom line of the page Splicing The process of joining samples to each other analogous to tape splicing However this is much easier electronically than when using razor blades and splicing tape and many more effects are possible To take an extreme example the sound of a string section could be spliced to the sound of a bottle breaking and the resulting sample then spliced to the rev...

Page 19: ...e has another meaning a collection of programs samples and drum settings which can be stored together on a diskette on a hard disk or in memory One volume can be stored in memory or on each diskette and up to 128 volumes can be stored on a hard disk Version 2 0 89 11 Page 12 ...

Page 20: ... panel and the general principles of operating the S1000 Reading this section now and understanding the principles of the software user interface of the S1000 will probably save you a lot of time later on when you come to use the machine in earnest S1000 S1000HD front panel Page 13 Version 2 0 89 11 ...

Page 21: ...transportable storage medium for commercial and home grown samples An additional advantage is provided in the easy way you can upgrade the operating system A complex hardware software combination such as the S1000 is always capable of being improved with new features We have designed the hardware to be ready for such software features and these can be added simply by turning on the S1000 with a di...

Page 22: ...are low density disks cheaper but don t hold as much data or MF2HD high density disks more expensive and capable of holding more data Format disks for use with the S1000 using the HIGH or LOW options in the disk formatting page of the DISK menu No harm is done by formatting high density disks as low density though it s a waste of a high density disk but you probably won t be able to format MF2DD d...

Page 23: ...6 Now press the SAVE soft key F2 Move the cursor using the CURSOR knob so that it covers the field below the type of save message usually this will read ENTIRE VOLUME Now change the message to read OP ERATING SYSTEM using the DATA knob n Press GO F8 A message will be displayed saying that this will wipe the memory of the S1000 Since you ve just turned it on there are no samples or programs in memo...

Page 24: ... panel press for on and press again for oft On power on the display will indicate the initial SELECT PROG page and the LED by the SELECT PROG button will light Editing controls While most of the features described so far are those you might expect to find on any top quality keyboard all other controls on the panel are connected in one way or another with the display and operations specific to the ...

Page 25: ...ding the use of the CURSOR knob apply equally to the S1000PB Simply press the appropriate button once for each click of the CURSOR wheel described here Since the LCD display is capable of showing so much information many parameters can be displayed and altered in one page To choose which parameter will be altered turn this CURSOR knob in either direction The cursor the indicator showing which para...

Page 26: ... turning the knob will display all the options in order Normally there is no other entry procedure simply displaying the correct value of a parameter using the DATA knob selects and stores it into the S1000 s memory When editing numeric parameters some of the values can be quite large and it would be necessary to turn the DATA knob thousands of times literally in order to go through the whole rang...

Page 27: ...rently loaded in memory into view and the DATA knob is used to select them When in this mode the LED on the button lights as with all the buttons on this row when the appropriate button is pressed to remind you of the currently selected mode EDIT SAMPLE not S1000PB This button is used to enter the main page for editing including recording samples SELECT SAMPLE S1000PB only Since the S1000PB cannot...

Page 28: ...g DISK M 2 X and when entering names pressing the NAME button will switch the function of the number buttons between letters and numbers The CURSOR knob moves the cursor around inside the name field when naming a sample or program As an example after positioning the cursor on a name field the following buttons should be pressed to enter the name BASS2 NAME F2 B F1 A 9 S 9 S NAME 2 X ENT PLAY When ...

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Page 30: ...and stereo effect returns all unbalanced 1 4 phone are provided for use with an external signal processor such as the AKAI AR900 digital reverb processor A global ambient reverb could be added to dry drum samples prior to sending them to the mixing desk for example The effect send can be switched ON or OFF for each sample in a program the hi hat could be left dry and the toms set up to be live for...

Page 31: ... VOLUME knob MIDI IN OUT THRU These MIDI connectors confirm to the MIDI standard IN is used to receive external data from a sequencer or audio MIDI trigger unit as well as for accepting System Exclusive data OUT is used for transmitting Note On Note Off and performance pitch bend aftertouch etc data as well as for System Exclusive communication and THRU echoes the data received at the MIDI IN term...

Page 32: ...s Using the LEFT MONO and RIGHT stereo outputs will probably be sufficient at this stage so connect these to two channels of a mixing console and set the gain appropriately the standard output level is 3dBv and the impedance is 600 Set the pan pots for the channels to hard right and hard left so that you get the full benefit of the stereo capabilities of the S1000 Connect the power lead to the AC ...

Page 33: ...the S1000 If you are unfamiliar with the terminology used by AKAI for their samplers or the general method of operation and you have not read the Glossary or descriptions of the controls go back and read these sections now It will save you a lot of time later on Page 25 Version 2 0 89 11 ...

Page 34: ... and you can see the bottom line of the display showing the programs and samples being loaded All samples and programs currently in memory will be erased When the disk drive light has gone off eject the disk and keep it with the rest in a safe place not near magnetic fields such as speakers power supplies TVs or transformers and away from where some careless person can spill coffee over it Now pre...

Page 35: ...atch on a remote synthesizer module To do this press the RNUM button As the screen informs you on this page you select the program to be renumbered using the CURSOR knob and alter the current number to the new number using the DATA knob You can also use the number pad for this setting the program number to a value of between 1 and 128 these are MIDI specification limits When you have altered the n...

Page 36: ...ected in the MIDI mode to be OMNI or any other channel so that program changes can be made independently of this MIDI channel setting The S1000 is capable of playing up to sixteen notes samples at one time The next parameter polyphony allows you to select how many notes 1 to 16 can be played at a time by this particular program If the program allows a large number of notes to be played but other p...

Page 37: ...ect The S1000 is fitted with an effects loop Set the effect output parameter to ON if you want the program to be sent through the effects loop otherwise set it to OFF The level of the program sent through the stereo output connectors may be adjusted from 00 to 99 using the stereo level parameter Note that this has no effect on the overall level as sent through the individual channel outputs The po...

Page 38: ... you want to delete the samples as well ALL is of course the most drastic of these three options If you answer GO and YES to the question regarding released samples then all programs except for an S1000 generated program TEST PROGRAM and samples will be deleted Deleting samples and rearranging memory space will take a little time so be patient while this takes place Obviously this is an option to ...

Page 39: ...If there is not enough memory to load a program and its samples the message insufficient waveform memory will be displayed In this case you will have to delete some existing programs and or samples to free up some memory space Other disk operations like saving and formatting disks are performed in the DISK mode not from this page Conclusion So far you have been using the S1000 as a preset synthesi...

Page 40: ...d 12th positions will automatically be overwritten Now COPY the NEW SAMPLE to your work area with the name you ve just entered The monitoring program can be set to either MONITOR or a program name This enables you choose what sound will be heard when you press ENT PLAY button Usually you should set this to MONITOR While we re in this page let s look at the other facilities provided In addition to ...

Page 41: ...it into mono It s up to you to choose think what the sample s going to be used for before you record REC7 parameters The parameters in this page are in the order that the cursor finds them mode as explained above either STEREO or MONO V iew When making a mono sample this will remain at LEFT but when making a stereo sample you can choose either LEFT or RIGHT It refers to which volume time graph is ...

Page 42: ...ers rather than key names press the REC1 key again to display the MIDI note number This feature is available in all pages which use note names and note numbers Make this parameter equal to the pitch of the sample source For unpitched sounds of course this can be any value record tim recording time Once the S1000 starts sampling it will carry on until it runs to the end of the time set here you can...

Page 43: ...d about whether the sample s going to be a mono or stereo sample now s the time to change the setting on the S1000 V view View either the left or right input on this graphical representation of the sample Sample name Change this if you want to change the selection of an existing sample over which you are about to record 20dB level This is the default value for the trigger level the level above whi...

Page 44: ...hing up wrongly or you re about to record the wrong sound Once the recording process is started or you press the GO key there is no way you can stop the recording process which will continue inexorably till it reaches the end of the selected recording time As the signal is input a graph of the logarithmic value decibel value of the signal level versus time is displayed Use the ENT PLAY button to r...

Page 45: ...for type of save Then move the cursor over the sample you ve just made and press GO The sound will be safely stored on disk If you re doing multisampling of one source or making a lot of samples at one time carry on recording and saving to disk Otherwise it s time to start editing your samples ...

Page 46: ...f this page As you move the cursor to cover these fields and then alter the values using the DATA knob and or number keys you will see a vertical line moving across the screen giving you an idea of where the start and end points will be set in relation to the whole sample By pressing the ENT PLAY button you can hear the effect of setting the start and end points However these changes will not be s...

Page 47: ...epeated for special effects or so that a smoothly sustained note can be produced The S1000 allows you an incredible amount of flexibility in these operations up to eight looping points can be specified For example in the illustration below the vocal phrase Pump up the house has been recorded When it is to be replayed we want a stutter effect on the first part of the word pump and the final s of th...

Page 48: ... set here For instance if the total loop time is set to 250mS and the length of the loop is actually 175mS the loop will only repeat once not 1 428 times This can save you a lot of calculation when you ve set the loop length and you want a particular stutter effect or repeated drum beat Next on the top line is the sample you are working on If you press the ENT PLAY button and an unexpected sound c...

Page 49: ...ive thinking and the loop points that it finds may not correspond to the loop points you actually want For all these limitations it can save you a lot of time X FD This button can help hide the seams in loop points When a value is set in the xf d field the S1000 will start fading out the main body of the sound and fading in the loop portion The number set in the field determines the point at which...

Page 50: ...f despite all efforts the FIND button doesn t give you the loop you want try moving the at point and lengthening the loop size Some loop points will produce cleaner looping than others This is a poor choice of loop points The sudden rise from the end of the loop to the beginning will cause audible glitches This is a much better choice of loop points The rise from the end to the beginning will be l...

Page 51: ...ttons You must then choose a name for the J sample This can either be the name of an existing unwanted sample or you can enter a new name using the NAME button Now you should select the portions of the A and B samples which are to be combined first and last You may want to splice the attack portion of A to the sustain portion of B or mix parts of two samples together If you want to hear exactly wh...

Page 52: ...y with the new sound save it to disk otherwise carry on joining and mixing till you get the sound you want Of course any loops which were present in the original samples A and B will not be played back when you play back J You must reset loops in J if you want them Though the process of creating the sound you want may take sometime it s possible you may discover some new sounds along the way which...

Page 53: ...ressed for the whole length of the sample The last parameter loop tune off set allows you seta pitch shift for a HOLD loop by 50 cents one semitone This shift will only occur once on the first occurrence of the loop Subsequent loops will be replayed at the shifted pitch of the first loop ie this tuning offset is not an incremental process There is one action button REV When this soft key is presse...

Page 54: ...on t want this sample any more or you have a copy saved to disk There are two ways in which you can stretch a sample stretch mode either by picking a fixed cycle time at which the S1000 will stretch CYCLIC or by allowing the S1000 to make its own decisions as it proceeds with the stretching INTELL Be warned though although the intelligent mode will produce better results the time taken for this op...

Page 55: ...seconds otherwise the process may take a few minutes depending on the length of the sample being stretched The display will display a message showing that the time stretch is in progress end will also show you how much processing time remains before finishing When the sample has been stretched the in progress message will be replaced by the soft key legends and you can replay the stretched sample ...

Page 56: ... 3 4 a and 2 3 allow you to resample at 0 75 or 0 67 of the original sample rate These will drop the pitch by 5 or 7 semitones respectively Simply press either of these soft keys in order to perform resampling at these rates If you are not using these pre defined resampling rates press GO After a while the re sampling in progress message will disappear and you can press the PLAY soft key to listen...

Page 57: ...set to either MONITOR or a program name This enables you choose what sound will be heard when you press ENT PLAY button Usually you should set this to MONITOR There are two soft keys which bring up other pages PARA and LIST PARA This page allows you to alter certain parameters of individual samples The field where the sample is selected is once again at the top right of the screen Use the DATA but...

Page 58: ...arameter loop tune offset allows you set a pitch shift for a HOLD loop by 50 cents one semitone This shift will only occur once on the first occurrence of the loop Subsequent loops will be replayed at the shifted pitch of the first loop ie this tuning offset is not an incremental process LIST The LIST page does what its name implies it provides a list of all samples in memory In addition to the na...

Page 59: ...eygroups are the way in which samples are combined and parameters assigned so that they can be played from a keyboard When you press the KGRP button from the initial EDIT PROG page the KEYGROUPS page will be displayed Up to 99 keygroups can be assigned to a program The first parameter on this page allows you to decide which keygroup will be edited This number cannot of course be greater than the n...

Page 60: ...ere two samples overlap and a smoother transition is achieved at these points The last parameter on this page note on sample COHERENCE requires a little explanation When the sampler portion of the S1000 receives information from an external MIDI source which requires it to play a number of samples simultaneously a finite amount of time is taken to perform the calculations necessary to play each so...

Page 61: ...he whole note name will alter the value by an octave for each click of the DATA knob Alternatively place the cursor on the LOW field of the first keyspan and play the appropriate key on the MIDI keyboard The cursor will move to the next note value field the high value of the same keyspan of the low value of the next ready for you to play the next note In this page you can also alter the tuning TUN...

Page 62: ...epending on the velocity with which a key is pressed The value can be set from values of 99 to 99 A positive value will make the sound brighter the faster the key is depressed and a negative value will make the sound duller when the key is pressed faster The next parameter pressure freq allows the cutoff frequency of the filter to be altered by the amount of aftertouch Channel Pressure Again this ...

Page 63: ...speed will be changed depending on the Note On velocity A positive value will increase the attack time if the key is pressed fast while a negative value will slow down the attack rate if the key is pressed fast This parameter is useful for imitating the characteristics of some acoustic instruments for instance most wind instruments have a faster attack rate when played loudly The next parameter ve...

Page 64: ...is used primarily but not exclusively for altering the cutoff frequency of the low pass filter dynamically It can also be used for altering the pitch of the sound set in the FILTER page above All the parameters here are identical to the ones set in the ENVl page with the exception of the last vel env out This parameter 50 to 50 determines the absolute amplitude of the envelope relative to the velo...

Page 65: ...arameter When set to TRACK the keyboard will produce pitched notes corresponding to the key being struck If set to CONST however the pitch of the sample will Sampler functions Pressing the SMP1 button will bring up the samples to be included in a keygroup As with other pages in the EDIT PROG mode the top line of the page allows you to specify the keygroup number ONE ALL or the name of the program ...

Page 66: ...eter The values here can range from L50 panned hard left through MID the signal is sent equally to the left and right channels to R50 panned hard right The out parameter requires a little explanation If a program is assigned to be played through one of the eight individual output channels an offset can be added to each sample in the program which is added to the basic output channel to determine t...

Page 67: ...k later in the sample than a low key velocity This effect is particularly useful for simulating percussion instruments try it with a bass drum MIDI in the EDIT PROG mode To enter the MIDI page in the EDIT PROG mode press SLCT to get to the opening EDIT PROG page and then press the MIDI button The top line of this page contains a field which allows you to change the sample currently being edited Th...

Page 68: ...LD If a program is set to LOW priority then notes from this program will be stolen first If set to HIGH then notes from other programs with lower priority will be stolen before they are stolen for this program NORM is of course normal priority If you are playing a complex piece of music using many programs it is a good idea to set important lead line programs to HIGH and less important background ...

Page 69: ...rease the volume as aftertouch is applied and negative numbers will reduce the volume when aftertouch is applied mono out specifies the output channel OFF or 1 to 8 from which the program is played Note that this setting interacts with the out parameter in the SMP2 page of the keygroup setting and is used as the base number to which offsets set up in the SMP2 page are added If this value is set to...

Page 70: ...hen set to high values and the delay parameter is used to set the delay time between the key being pressed and the LFO taking full effect The last parameter on this page modwhl allows you to use a modulation wheel or any controller which has been assigned the MIDI controller number 1 to affect the pan position of the sound Setting this to a positive value will start the sound in the left half of t...

Page 71: ...semitones When set to positive values the pitch will increase as aftertouch is applied to a maximum of 12 semitones one octave If this is a negative value the pitch will decrease as aftertouch is applied to a maximum of 12 semitones one octave The tuning parameter allows final adjustment of the program s pitch by t50 semitones in semitone cent steps Finally the LFO desync parameter when ON sets al...

Page 72: ...the S1000 will accept these messages Note that S1000 starts numbering its programs at 01 as opposed to some MIDI devices whose programs start at 00 You can override the Program Change channel by switching the Program Change OMNI to ON This does not mean that notes will be received and played on any channel but only Program Change messages The currently selected program number is displayed and may ...

Page 73: ...an external MIDI volume control controller The last column in each row all will affect the appropriate information for all MIDI channels signs mean that the S1000 accepts this information mean that this information is filtered out If you turn the DATA knob counterclockwise the which the cursor covers will change to a If you make this change on the top row all signs underneath will change to a and ...

Page 74: ...ormation from the MIDI IN is displayed and a channel filter may be set at the top of the screen OMNI or 1 to 16 If the information is not displayed on this monitor the information is not reaching the S1000 Check your connections or the output channel of the transmitting equipment If the information appears to be correct but no sound or unexpected sounds are being produced then the fault may lie in...

Page 75: ...f transmission refers to what will actually be transmitted over MIDI This can be ALL PROGRAMS ALL SAMPLES SINGLE PROGRAM SINGLE SAMPLE and DRUM SETTINGS The meanings of these values are self explanatory Two protocols for sample transfer are available STANDARD which conforms to the MIDI sample dump standard and S1000 which is a superset of the MIDI sample dump standard Use the S1000 setting only if...

Page 76: ...MIDI connections and set the SCSI IDs for both the S1000 and the other SCSI device The other SCSI device can be another of the S1000 series or a personal computer equipped with the appropriate software Values for SCSI device IDs can be from 0 to 7 The two values must be different otherwise no communication will take place KBD This page exists but serves no function on the S1000 series Since the S1...

Page 77: ...ted following the selection of HARD Note that there will be a slight delay after choosing a partition while the partition is selected and read by the S1000 A partition on a hard disk can contain up to 128 volumes and you can select the volume from which you want to load data in the next parameter field A list of all files programs samples and drum settings will be displayed on the right side of th...

Page 78: ...files marked with a P in the display will be loaded ALL SAMPLES All samples files marked with an S in the display will be loaded CURSOR PROG SAMPS After selecting this parameter move the cursor to a program file and press GO or CLR The selected program will be loaded and then the S1000 will examine the program to see what samples are used by the program These samples will then automatically be loa...

Page 79: ...ng system may become available We suggest that you keep in touch with your AKAI Professional dealer to find out when these updates are available and what benefits you will get from them Saving to disk REMEMBER When you turn off the S1000 all samples programs and drum settings are lost Save your work to disk if you want to keep it for another session By pressing the SAVE button from the main DISK p...

Page 80: ...riting what may represent hours of work If you want to check the files already on disk you can press LOAD to view files on disk and then return to SAVE When you have made your selection press WIPE or GO to save your work WIPE will erase all data already on the disk and save the selected file s and GO will simply save the files in addition to any already on disk If you are saving to diskette and th...

Page 81: ...ng of data can be performed by a sequencer without the need for manual intervention NOTE To rename a diskette or a file on a diskette write protection must be off DEL In this page you can delete a file or files from a diskette or hard disk If you have a hard disk fitted select the volume using the parameter field on the first line There are a number of options that you can pick to determine what f...

Page 82: ...me for further reference use the NAME procedure Start recording on the DAT and press SAVE on the S1000 It will take about 30 seconds to save a volume Samples will be saved in normal sample format but sample headers programs etc will be saved in a special format Both channels data will be saved but on restoration only the L channel will be read Backing up the contents of the hard disk is a similar ...

Page 83: ...more Insert the diskette in the drive select FLOPPY at the top of the screen and press HIGH or LOW depending on the density of the diskette to be formatted The process will take about a minute and the track and side number of the diskette will be displayed as the operation proceeds Hard disks can and should also be formatted before use The maximum size of hard disk which can now be formatted and u...

Page 84: ...d on the hard disk which you want to keep When you press either FORM or ARR you will be asked if you are sure that you want to delete all data on the hard disk Answer NO if you have had second thoughts otherwise answer YES Formatting will take a few minutes followed by the arrange process Bad blocks will be automatically swapped out in a verification procedure You can bypass this verification proc...

Page 85: ...s ON and OFF These will turn an audio signal on and off to the stereo output connectors and the headphones There are two sub pages TEMP and SOFT TEMP Pressing the TEMP button allows you to set up different tuning temperaments for each program if desired If you are playing a percussive sample say congas in one program which you do not want to correspond to standard Western chromatic equal temperame...

Page 86: ...ed 0 99 The higher the number the greater the amount of volume reduction The second number determines how the attack will be stretched or softened when the controller is pressed On an acoustic piano the attack is not stretched when the soft pedal is depressed but many other acoustic instruments have a slower softer attack when played quietly This parameter 0 99 allows you to simulate this Version ...

Page 87: ...d OUT to IN Use the S1000 to set the OUTs of the ME 35Ts to a soft THRU first Unit 1 then Unit 2 Since this is a manual for the S1000 full details of the operation of the ME 35T will not be given here Refer to the ME 35T manual for operational details However note that to set up the MIDI Exclusive channel on the ME 35T the MIDI CH and MIDI NOTE buttons on the ME 35T should be pressed simultaneousl...

Page 88: ...ts can be adjusted The capture and recovery times are variable from OmS to 20mS and the on time is variable from 0 to 999mS One of eight velocity response curves may be chosen see the ME 35T manual for details of these curves The second page of the DRUM mode accessed by pressing CONT allows you to set up MIDI parameters for up to two ME 35T units Parameters which you can set are operation ON or OF...

Page 89: ...onds stereo 44 1kHx 23 76 seconds stereo 22 ObkHz Maximum number of samples 200 Maximum number of programs 100 Pitch shifting 32 octaves 1 cent steps interpolation and decimation 24 bit algorithm using custom VLSI circuit Filter Digital moving low pass filter 18dB octave Envelope generators 2 z digital ADSR Connectors REC IN not S1000PB 2 x XLR balanced 2 x 1 4 inch phone unbalanced STEREO OUT 2 x...

Page 90: ... 1 4 memorized disk Mode Messages OMNI On Off P M Altered x Note x 24 127 Number True Voice 24 127 Velocity Note On x o 9n V 1 127 Note Off x o 8n V 1 127 Release Velocity After Keys x x touch Chs x o Pitchbend x o 0 12 semitone steps 8 bit resolution Control 1 x o Modulation wheel Change 7 x O Volume 64 x o Sustain pedal 67 x o Soft pedal Program Change x 1 128 True f1 by Preset number value Syst...

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Page 92: ...to record the program settings you create for the S1000 Feel free to make copies of this page for your own use Disk Name Sequence disk Date Size Session Producer Piece Artist Program name Samples Keygroup Keyspan Pan Out Tuning MIDI charnel LOW HIGH Version 2 0 89 11 Page 83 ...

Page 93: ...5 73 72 76 76 75 16 41 22 58 61 29 47 21 54 62 61 Index i Version 2 0 89 11 ARertouch See Pressure Assigning keygroups Attack hold Audio MIDI interface ME 35T Audio connections Autolooping B Backup to DAT Balanced sample sources Recording connections Bandwidth of samples Basic loudness Boot up priorities _ See also OperonngSyah m Buttons C Changing between display pages Connections General Sound s...

Page 94: ...4 47 Index ii Version 2 0 89 11 O OMNI override Operating software See Operating System Operating System Copying Loading Loading saving with hard disk Optical transmission of data OPTION button Original pitch of samples Original pitch setting of samples P Page Pan position Control Key follow LFO Pan positioning Program Parameters Parking the heads of a hard disk Partitions on hard disks Personal c...

Page 95: ...33 72 27 28 45 4 11 68 41 34 33 32 32 38 38 22 41 41 46 6 40 39 41 34 43 32 33 49 33 34 35 45 49 46 49 21 47 36 36 17 17 17 34 36 32 48 62 36 40 43 43 38 33 36 Stereo Stereo names Time stretch Trigger level Ttimmin8 Velocity switching Zooming the display Saving files to disk Saving samples to disk Saving samples to disk Screen See LCD display SCSI Bulk data transmission ID numbers See also Hard di...

Page 96: ...Index iv Version 2 0 89 11 INDEX volume memory 12 W Warranty 2 Z Zooming in and out 39 ...

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