General Music S2 Turbo, Owner'S Manual

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GENERAL INDEX VII
Escape from edit sound ..................................................................................................................................................... 95
Escape edit sound and cancel the modifications ............................................................................................................... 95
Escape from edit sound saving the Sound in the Sound Library ....................................................................................... 95
Save the Sound Library to disk .......................................................................................................................................... 95
12 SELECTING THE SOUNDS VIA MIDI ............................................................................................... 96
Selecting the Sounds with Bank Select and Program Change ..................................................................................... 96
The Program Change ........................................................................................................................................................ 96
The Bank Select (Midi Controller 0) ................................................................................................................................. 96
Select the Sounds via the Performance Change event ................................................................................................ 98
Programming the Midi-Common channel ......................................................................................................................... 98
Select the Performances via Midi-Common ...................................................................................................................... 98
13 SELECTING THE EFFECTS VIA MIDI ............................................................................................ 100
Programming the Midi-Common channel ....................................................................................................................... 100
Controlling the Effects via Midi-Common ...................................................................................................................... 100
14 EDITING SOUNDS VIA MIDI ........................................................................................................... 101
15 PROGRAMMING WITH AN EXTERNAL SEQUENCER — PERFORMANCE 10 OF BANK/SONG 1 ... 102
7. SAMPLE TRANSLATOR............................................................. 105
SAMPLE TRANSLATOR 2.0 .................................................................................................................. 106
About Sample Translator ................................................................................................................................................. 106
Waveforms and multi-samples ......................................................................................................................................... 106
Accessing Sample Translator .......................................................................................................................................... 107
Temporary escape from Sample Translator .................................................................................................................... 107
The “Waveform” display .............................................................................................................................................. 108
The “Waveform” command functions ............................................................................................................................. 108
Loading samples (“Load”) ........................................................................................................................................... 109
1. Loading a sample contained in a Ram-Sound ............................................................................................................. 109
2. Loading a sample via MIDI ........................................................................................................................................ 109
3. Loading samples from Ms-Dos/Atari floppy disks ....................................................................................................... 111
4. Loading Samples and Programs from an Akai S1000 floppy disk ............................................................................... 112
“Cut End” ........................................................................................................................................................................ 114
Assigning samples to a keyboard range (“Assign”) ..................................................................................................... 114
Cancelling assignments (“UnAssign”) ............................................................................................................................ 115
Re-assigning limits after an Unassign command ............................................................................................................. 115
“Play Single” display .................................................................................................................................................... 116
“Zoom” ............................................................................................................................................................................ 116
“Gain” ............................................................................................................................................................................. 117
“Loop nr:(x)” ................................................................................................................................................................... 117
“Send” .............................................................................................................................................................................. 117
“Exit” ............................................................................................................................................................................... 118
The “Info about” display ............................................................................................................................................... 118
“Note” .............................................................................................................................................................................. 118
“SR” ................................................................................................................................................................................. 119
“Length” (cannot be modified) ........................................................................................................................................ 119
“Loop Start” & “Loop End” ........................................................................................................................................... 119
“Loop Type” .................................................................................................................................................................... 120
“Note range” (cannot be modified) ................................................................................................................................ 120
Commands in the right-hand column .............................................................................................................................. 121
Cancelling a sample (“Delete”) ................................................................................................................................... 121
Copying a sample to a different location (“Copy & Paste) .......................................................................................... 121
Saving a Waveform (“Save”) ....................................................................................................................................... 122
Escape from Sample Translator ................................................................................................................................. 123