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ESI Operation Manual
7. Arm
Sampling
8. Force
Sampling
Upon initiating this submodule, the ESI will begin sampling as soon as
the sound to be sampled exceeds the threshold set in Sample Setup (5).
1. Activate the Sample Management module.
2. Select Arm Sampling (7). If you did not select a specific empty
sample prior to arming, the first empty sample will be automatically
selected. To overwrite an existing sample, erase it first.
3. Play the sound to be sampled. When the sound level exceeds the
threshold set in 5. Setup, the display will indicate that sampling has
begun.
4. Terminate sampling. This will occur automatically after reaching
the end of the sample length set in Sample Setup (5), or if the ESI
runs out of memory. To stop sampling manually, press ESCAPE. In
either case, the display will return to the Module Identifier.
5. Decide if you like the sample. Play the keyboard. If you don't like
the sample, re-arm sampling or force sampling and re-sample before
deactivating the module. Once you deactivate the module, the
sample will be locked against re-sampling. To erase a locked sample,
use Erase Sample (3).
Force Sampling lets you initiate sampling manually as an alternative to
threshold-sensitive sampling. This is useful for situations where the
signal to be sampled is more or less continuous. Continuous signals
greatly complicate the threshold-setting process described in Sample, 5.
Setup. Upon initiating this submodule, the ESI will begin sampling
immediately.
1. Activate Sample Management.
2. Select Force Sampling (8) when you are ready to begin sampling.
If you did not select a specific empty sample prior to force sampling,
the first empty sample will be automatically selected. To overwrite
an existing sample, erase it first.
3. Wait as the signal is sampled.
4. Terminate sampling. This will occur automatically after reaching
the end of the sample length (if set in Sample Setup), or if the ESI
runs out of memory. To stop sampling manually, press ESCAPE. In
any case, the display will return to the Module Identifier.
5. Decide if you like the sample. Play the keyboard or press the
AUDITION key. If you don't like the sample, re-arm sampling or
force sampling again and re-sample BEFORE deactivating the
module. Once you deactivate the module, the sample will be pro-
tected against re-sampling.