Yamaha SY99, Руководство пользователя

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VOICE EDIT MODE
AWM ELEMENT DATA
2.0 Waveform edit
Summary: Using these functions, you can edit the
samples that have been loaded into the internal
sample memory, and assign them as waveforms.
Procedure:
When: internal waveforms have been selected by
pressing F4 from waveform Set
(JUMP #257)
Press: F8 (Edit).
Select: a waveform to edit.
Specify: the first and last samples used by the
waveform.
To clear: the sample assignments for the wave-
form, press F5 (Init).
To rename: the waveform, press F7 (Name).
To edit: sample data, press F8 (Smpl).
This area displays the names and numbers of
internal waveforms (1-64). Move the cursor or
use the numeric keys to select a waveform.
If necessary, press Fl or F2 to scroll the display.
Move the cursor to the "From" column to spec-
ify the first sample used by the selected wave-
form.
Move the cursor to the "To" column to specify
the first sample used by the selected waveform.
(The Samples used by a waveform must be con-
secutive.)
To initialize the currently selected waveform,
press F7 (Init). For details refer to the following
section Initialize waveform.
To rename the currently selected waveform,
press F7 (Name). For details refer to the follow-
ing section Waveform name.
To edit samples or change the sample assign-
ment for the currently selected waveform, press
F8 (Smpl). Refer to the following section Sample
assign.
To copy samples: Samples may be copied within the
sample memory using the sample utility function
( J U M P #827) described in Sample utility
1.Sample directory, page 275.
To load samples: To load samples via MIDI sample
dump, simply connect the MIDI OUT of the
transmitting device to the MIDI IN of the SY99,
and make the transmitting device transmit a
sample dump. The SY99 can receive sample
dumps at any time, regardless of the mode it i s
in.
To load sample data from a floppy disk, use
the operation described in Sample utility 3.Load
from disk, page 277. To load waveform data from
a waveform card, use the operation described in
Card utility 4.Load from wave card, page 264.
Samples from disks and waveform cards may be
edited; keep in mind, however, that sample data
loaded to the SY99 from waveform cards and
copy-protected disks cannot be saved to disk or
output via MIDI sample dump.
Before samples can be used in an AWM
element, they must be assigned to a waveform.
Refer to the following section Sample assign.
Remarks: When referring to this and the following
sections, keep in mind the difference between
samples and waveforms:
A sample is a piece of digitally recorded
sound. You can load up to 99 user samples from
disk or via MIDI sample dump, and adjust the
pitch, volume, and loop mode of each sample. (It
is not possible to edit the samples of a preset or
card waveform.)
A waveform consists of one or more samples
assigned across the keyboard. You can create
64 user waveforms by specifying a range of
samples to assign to the waveform, the key
range sounded by each sample, and the key at
which each sample will sound its original
recorded pitch. (It is not possible to edit preset
or card waveforms.) Refer to the following sec-
tion 2. (F8) Sample assign.
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