TRITON Extreme
EasyStart
2.
Press the
LOCATE
key to return to the beginning of the song
Ä
Press the
SAMPLING REC
key, followed by
pressing
the
SAMPLING START/STOP
key
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Press
SEQUENCER START/STOP
to begin resampling the
sequence playback, and once again when finished.
3.
Press the
MEDIA
key
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Select “TAKENO00.WAV” and press the
SAMPLING START/STOP
key to audition
the new WAV file.
Note:
To playback WAV files at a louder level, go to
GLOBAL
mode, press the “System Pref.” tab and set “Wave
File Play Level” to “High (+12dB)”.
Creating Audio CDs
A CD-R/RW drive connected to the Extreme’s USB A connector can be used to create an audio CD. To do
this, you need to resample your sequences, arrange the songs in an audio track list, and then use the
“Write to CD” command to write them to CD. 48 kHz WAV files will be automatically converted to 44.1
kHz WAV files when written to an audio CD. For more information, see the Operation Guide, pg. 123,
and the Parameter Guide pg.194.
Media mode
Data created on the TRITON Extreme can be saved to these types of media: CompactFlash (CF),
Microdrive (MD) or compatible external USB devices. You can save/load data to media from internal
memory (sounds and songs), or from sample memory.
Files, directories and icons
Operation Guide 113
Loading sample data
Parameter Guide 182
Loading AIFF and WAV files
Parameter Guide 183
Loading AKAI S1000/S3000 format samples
Parameter Guide 184
Saving data
Parameter Guide 187
Exporting samples as AIFF/WAV format
Parameter Guide 190
USB Storage mode
By connecting the TRITON Extreme’s USB B port to your computer’s USB port, data on the inserted
CompactFlash card can be accessed from your computer for storage or external editing. Data can also
be dragged from your computer onto the card, like sounds and samples downloaded from the Internet,
or from your internal HD and CD drive. See page 193 in the Parameter Guide for more information on
TRITON Extreme connectivity with PC or Mac formats.
The EXB-MOSS Option
This powerful option adds the MOSS DSP tone generator to the TRITON Extreme, providing six more
voices of polyphony and 13 powerful forms of synthesis, including Analog emulations, Ring Modulation,
Resonance, Organ, Reed and Electronic Piano models. You also get another 128 Programs (F Bank),
which can also be used in Combination and Sequence modes.
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