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MEDIA mode
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When you execute the command, the combinations that
are created will be loaded starting at the bank and number
you specify here.
6. If you checked “Advanced Conversion Load,” use
“Append to: Program” to specify the destination bank
and number of the program that will be created by the
convert-load operation.
When you execute the command, the programs that are
created will be loaded starting at the bank and number
you specify here.
If the loading-destination bank and number exceed
USER-GG127, loading will automatically stop.
The data in the locations following the specified
bank/number will be rewritten when you load. If you
want to keep this data, use
Save All or Save PCG before
you load the AKAI Volume data.
Loading SoundFont 2.0 format files
SoundFont 2.0 is a file format that includes sound
parameters with the sample data, and is widely supported in
the multimedia field as well as by many software
synthesizers and software samplers.
SoundFont 2.0 files may contain a number of different
sounds—not just a single sound. When you load a
SoundFont 2.0 file into the NAUTILUS, all of the file’s
sounds will be loaded together.
Note: The entire file is always loaded. If you only want
particular sounds from the SoundFont file, delete them
before saving the KSC file to disk.
• Sound parameters such as key group, key group zone,
oscillator, pitch, filter, amp/pan, LFO, and EG are
supported, and will be converted to a NAUTILUS
program or a combination and programs as they are
loaded.
• Sample data will be converted into Multisamples and
Samples, and loaded into SAMPLING mode.
Note: Multisamples, Programs, and Combinations are given
the name of the SoundFont 2.0 file with a numbered suffix.
When sounds are converted to Combinations, the Programs
used in those Combinations will be given an asterisk (*)
before the name.
If sample data that has the same settings is used in more than
one item of sound data in a SoundFont 2.0 file, the sample
data will be loaded into the first-loaded multisample, and
will not be loaded into other multisamples. In such cases,
please note that the program after loading will be assigned
differently- named multisamples.
Note: If a loaded multisample assigns stereo samples, an “–
L” and “–R” will be automatically added to the end of the
multisample name and sample name (the 23rd and 24th
characters).
Note: If two identical multisamples whose file names differ
only by ending in “–L” and “–R” are loaded, SAMPLING
mode will recognize them as a stereo multisample.
In some cases depending on the structure of the sound
data, the data will be converted into multiple programs
and one combination when you load it. In this case, the
maximum number of programs following conversion is
limited to the sixteen programs that a combination can
use, and a message of “Exceeded 16 Programs - some
data not loaded” may appear. Please be aware of this
when loading complex sound data structures.
SoundFont 2.0 files may contain sound data that is
assigned to use ROM sample data from a specific sound
card. In this case, the sample data will not be included in
the SoundFont 2.0 file, and so the sound will not play
correctly.
SoundFont 2.0 files may contain sound data that is
assigned to use effects from a specific sound card or
sampler program. These effect settings will not be loaded.
SoundFont 2.0 files may use sample data of a sampling
frequency not supported by the NAUTILUS. In this case,
the Pitch parameter for each Index of the multisample
will be set automatically in order to correct the playback
pitch. Since the Pitch parameter is set in units of a cent,
the pitch may not be accurate. If you use the loaded
sample in another multisample or drum kit, you must use
the multisample’s Pitch parameter or the drum kit’s
Transpose and Tune parameters to adjust the pitch.
Load SoundFont 2.0 File
This command loads the selected SoundFont 2.0 file.
1. Use “Append to: Combination” to specify the
destination bank and number of the combination that
will be created by the convert-load operation.
When you execute this command, the created
combination(s) will be loaded starting at the bank and
number you specify here.
2. Use “Append to: Program” to specify the destination
bank and number of the program that will be created
by the convert-load operation.
When you execute this command, the created program(s)
will be loaded starting at the bank and number you specify
here.
Note: The Multisamples and Samples will be loaded after
the last Multisample and Sample currently existing in
SAMPLING mode, like loading with the Append option.
Since an overflow check for the user sample RAM is
performed when loading each individual sample file, it is
possible for an overflow to occur during the load
operation.
Load PCG (RAM) and Samples
Load PCG (RAM) and Samples loads only the Programs,
Wave Sequences, and Drum Kits that use SAMPLING mode
data, as well as the Combinations or Songs that use these
Programs. This is useful when you are editing Programs and
Combinations that use SAMPLING mode data.
Optionally, you can also load all the Programs used by the
loaded Combinations and Songs, even if they don’t use
SAMPLING mode data.