Yamaha A4000, Руководство пользователя

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EDIT-TRIM/LOOP
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A5000/A4000 •
Chapter 5 EDIT Mode
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Setting an address on a non-zero point may cause the sample to
“click” during playback.
Forcing the address to a zero-point will ensure that you avoid this
unwanted click.
• Snap (Automatic Snap)
This option is useful when you are editing loop start and loop end
addresses. If you enable this option, then you will only be able to
change a loop address to those points on the waveform that have
the same level as the opposing loop address; the address you are
editing will jump from one such point to the next as you turn the
knob. If you disable this option, then you can change either address
continuously over the waveform.
Setting the two loop addresses to different levels on the waveform
may cause a “click” sound at the loop point during playback. Forcing
the loop start and loop end addresses to the same level will ensure
that you avoid this problem.
The following illustration shows how this feature operates during
editing of the loop end address.
[ Press] ZOOM IN
Press this knob to expand the waveform display. This can
be repeated until maximum magnification is reached.
Knob 3
[ Turn] Loop Mode
Sets the loop mode. (Note the you can also use this set-
ting to cause the sample to play back in reverse.)
The six loop modes are illustrated and described on the
next page.
[Range] – –
→
, –
→
O,
→
O
→
,
←
– –, One
→
, One
←
[ Press] ZOOM OUT
Reduces the waveform display. This can be repeated until
the minimum magnification level is reached.
If Zero = off: If Zero = on:
You can move the address to
any location on the waveform. Address always jumps to nearest
zero-point on the waveform.
If Snap = off: If Snap = on:
Loop Start Address Loop Start Address
You can move the loop end
address to any location on
the waveform. The loop end address always
jumps to the nearest point having
the same level as the loop start
address.
Wave
Start Address
Loop
Start
Address
Loop
End
Address
Wave
End Address
Do
~
Re~ Mi~ Fa~ So
Address Settings
• “
↓
” denotes Note On.
• “
↑
” denotes Note Off.
• Small letters indicate “release” tone as note dies out following Note-Off.
• The length of the release depends on the sample’s release-rate setting.
Loop Mode = “— —
→
” (Forward, No Loop):
Loop Mode = “
←
— —” (Reverse, No Loop):
Loop Mode = “One
←
” (Reverse One-Shot)
Loop Mode = “
→
O
→
” (Forward Loop, Exit at Note-Off)
Loop Mode = “—
→
O” (Forward Loop, No Exit):
Loop Mode = “One
→
” (One-Shot)
• If key is held:
↓
Re~ Mi~ Fa~
• Key hit and release:
↓
Re~ Mi~
↑
Fa~
• If key is held:
↓
Re~ Mi~ Mi~ Mi~ Mi~...
• Key hit and release:
↓
Re~ Mi~ Mi~
↑
Mi~ Mi~
...
• If key is held:
↓
Re~ Mi~ Mi~ Mi~ Mi~...
• Key hit and release:
↓
Re~ Mi~ Mi~ Mi~ Mi~
↑
Fa~
...
Re~
↑
Mi~Fa~
↓
• If key is held:
(Sound is reversed.)
Re~ Mi~ Fa~
↓
• Key hit and release:
• If key is held:
↓
Re~ Mi~ Fa~
• Key hit and release:
(Sound is same regardless of key release.)
↓
Re~
↑
Mi~ Fa~
• Key hit and release:
(Sound is reversed.)
(Sound is same regardless of key release.)
Re~ Mi~
↑
Fa~
↓
• If key is held: Re~ Mi~ Fa~
↓