ENSONIQ EPS-16 PLUS, Musician'S Manual

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Section 6 — Wave Parameters EPS-16 PLUS Musician's Manual
The Reverse Data command takes the wavedata in the specified range and turns it
around backward, so that the last sample becomes the first one, the next-to-last
sample becomes the second, and so on. It has the same effect as playing the
sound backward.
• Select REVERSE DATA. Press Enter•Yes.
• Select START ADDR=##(##). Scroll to END ADDR=## (##).
• Press Enter•Yes to complete the command (or Cancel•No to abort the
procedure).
This command inverts the phase of the selected wavedata. This is the equivalent
of playing the Wavesample upside down, with all frequency peaks becoming
valleys and vice-versa. If you're performing advanced Wavesample manipulation
it is sometimes helpful to invert the phase of a signal for the purposes of
crossfading. This will sometimes produce a smoother Crossfade point.
• Select INVERT DATA. Press Enter•Yes.
• Select START ADDR=##(##). Scroll to END ADDR=## (##).
• Press Enter•Yes to complete the command (or Cancel•No to abort the
procedure).
This command is similar to COPY DATA, except it adds data, according to the
source and destination range. It could be the same Wavesample, or a different
one. When PREVENT CLIPPING is enabled, the EPS-16 PLUS (if necessary)
will scale down the destination and source data, so the added data doesn't result
in clipping.
• Select ADD DATA. Press Enter•Yes.
• Select FR INST=## LYR=## WS=##. Scroll to START ADDR=## (##).
• Scroll to END ADDR=## (##). Scroll to TO INST=## LYR=## WS=##.
• Scroll to DESTADDR=##(##). Scroll to PREVENT CLIPPING=(NO/YES).
Press Enter•Yes.
• The display reads KEEP=OLD NEW. Press Enter•Yes, or Cancel•No to
abort the procedure.
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