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Trim/Loop page
169
Waveform display field (lower)
According to the field in which the cursor is located, this area displays the waveform
before and after the start point, before and after the end point, or before and after the loop
start/loop end points.
A Display field
Indicates the point that is shown in the waveform display field (lower).
By holding down the [SHIFT] key and using the BLOCK CURSOR [
π
]/[
†
] keys, you
can zoom-in/zoom-out on the waveform display field (lower).
■ Making various settings for a sample
Here’s how to select a sample, and set its start/end points and loop start/loop end points.
1. In the Trim/Loop page, move the cursor to the sample field and turn the [JOG]
dial to select the sample that you want to edit.
2. Move the cursor to the
Monitor field
and turn the [JOG] dial to select “SAMPLE.”
3. Move the cursor to the Play mode field, and select one of the following to
specify how the sample will play.
NO LOOP ..............Looping will not be used. The sample will play from the start point
to the end point. If you release the pad (note) during this time, the
playback will stop there.
LOOP .....................When you press the pad (note), the sample will begin playing from
the start point. As long as you holding down the pad (note), the sam-
ple will play back repeatedly from the loop start to the loop end.
ONE SHOT ............When you press the pad (note) once, the sample will play from the
start point to the end point.
4. Move the cursor to the Start field, and specify the start point of the sample.
You can edit the value of the start point by turning the [JOG] dial or by using the numeric
keys to directly input a number of samples and then pressing the [ENTER] key.
5. Strike a pad (or play a MIDI keyboard connected to the [MIDI IN] connector)
to check the start point that you specified.
When you strike pads 1–12 or 16, the sample will begin playing from the start point. In
the Trim/Loop page, the function of pads 13–15 will change as follows.
Pad 13 (PLAY LOOP)...... The loop region will play while you hold down the pad. If you
hold down the [SHIFT] key and press pad 13, playback will
continue even after you release the pad. (To stop playback,
press the pad once again or press the [SHIFT] key.)
Pad 14 (PLAY TO)........... The sample will play from slightly earlier than the currently
selected location, and stop at the currently selected location.
Pad 15 (PLAY FROM)..... The sample will play from the currently selected location, and
stop slightly later.
6. Move the cursor to the numerical value of the END field, and specify the end
point of the sample in the same way.
Hint: By holding down the [SHIFT] key and pressing the BLOCK CURSOR [
†
] key, you can magnify
the waveform display (lower) near the start point.
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- Reference Manual 1
- Important Notice 2
- IMPORTANT 4
- FCC WARNING 5
- VENTILATION 5
- COPYRIGHT NOTICE 5
- Contents 10
- MPC400 Reference Manual 11
- Main mode 14
- Now block 15
- E Out2 field 18
- F Pgm change field 18
- G Trans. field 18
- H Duration field 18
- Simul Play block 19
- ■ Recording a sequence 19
- J [F5] key (NOW) 24
- K [F6] key (INSERT) 24
- Main page 25
- A Transpose amount field 25
- B Time field 25
- D [F6] key (FIX) 25
- ■ Deleting a sequence 27
- ■ Deleting a track 29
- A Sequence name field 30
- B Default name field 30
- A Edit type field 32
- B Value field 32
- C Time field 32
- D Notes/Pad field 34
- ■ Changing the track number 36
- A Ch field 37
- B Track field 37
- A Out field 41
- B MIDI channel 41
- C Device names 41
- TR list/Out 1 page 42
- D Out1 field 43
- E Channel/part field 43
- TR list/Out 2 page 44
- TR list/PARAMS page 45
- C Dura% field 46
- D Velo% field 46
- Sequence edit mode 47
- A Graph display 50
- B Time ruler 50
- C Marker 50
- A Event list block 50
- ■ Step-recording note events 51
- ■ Deleting MIDI events 52
- ■ Moving MIDI events 53
- Sequence edit page 59
- Step edit mode 62
- Event list block 63
- Step-recording note events 64
- ■ Copying/cutting MIDI events 66
- ■ Pasting MIDI events 67
- Inserting note events 69
- Step edit page 71
- 5. Move the cursor to the 72
- , and specify the location 72
- Song mode 74
- Creating a song 76
- Editing a song 76
- Song page 77
- Deleting a song 79
- B Fix tempo field 81
- C [F1] key (CLOSE) 81
- MISC mode 83
- E Tap averaging field 84
- Sync page 85
- MIDI mode 88
- Routing page 89
- D Drum pad field 89
- Filter page 90
- A Event type field 91
- B ALL field 91
- C 1–16 field 91
- Event page 92
- B View channel field 93
- C List field 93
- Save page 95
- A Device field 95
- B Type field 95
- C Free field 95
- B Save field 96
- A File name field 96
- B Size field 96
- ■ Saving samples 99
- ● To save a single sample 100
- ● To save multiple samples 100
- ■ Saving programs 101
- D [F5] key (DO IT) 102
- Save mode 102
- A Save field 102
- B Replace same samples field 102
- C [F1] key (CANCEL) 102
- ● To save an individual multi 104
- ● To save two or more multis 105
- Disk Utility page 106
- ● To delete a single file 107
- ● To delete a folder 107
- ■ Formatting a storage device 108
- B [F1] key (CLOSE) 110
- C [F5] key (DELETE) 110
- Load mode 111
- A Disk field 112
- A File list block 112
- B Load file 112
- A View block 112
- Memory block 113
- ■ Loading an ALL file 113
- ● To load the ALL file 114
- ■ Loading samples 115
- ● To load a single sample 116
- ● To load multiple samples 116
- ■ Loading programs 117
- ● To load multiple programs 118
- ■ Loading multis 119
- ● To load more than one multi 120
- ■ Finding a file 121
- A File list 122
- C [F5] key (LOAD) 122
- Global mode 123
- System clock block 124
- A [F1] key (CANCEL) 126
- B [F5] key (DO IT) 126
- Memory page 127
- D CPU bar 128
- E Multis field 128
- F Programs field 128
- G Samples field 128
- Configuration page 129
- C Type field 130
- D SCSI self ID field 130
- E Version field 130
- Foot switch page 131
- B Function 2 field 132
- Multi mode 133
- ■ Copying a multi 135
- ■ Deleting a multi 136
- Mix page 138
- Part list block 139
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 139
- A Program/Type field 141
- B Prog.No. field 141
- D [F6] key (SELECT) 141
- MIDI page 142
- Span page 144
- Specifying the key span 145
- Mixer mode 146
- Effect mode 147
- D Stereo link field 148
- Edit page 149
- Effect types and parameters 150
- 0–10 +10 152
- Original sound Delay sound 152
- A Effect list 163
- B [F1] key (CANCEL) 163
- C [F6] key (SELECT) 163
- Record mode 165
- Record block 166
- ■ Recording a new sample 167
- A [F1] key (RETRY) 168
- B [F3] key (PLAY) 168
- C [F5] key (ADD PGM) 168
- A Assign to pad field 170
- A Mode field 170
- Command Parameter (–10–+10) 171
- Sample mode 173
- ■ Deleting a sample 175
- Trim/Loop page 176
- Trim block 177
- Waveform display field (upper) 177
- Loop block 178
- 2. Move the cursor to the 179
- 1 2 3 4 5 180
- 3. Move the cursor to the 182
- 2 3 4 5 6 7 185
- Region page 186
- A Region field 187
- A Display field 187
- A Refer to field 188
- B Number of regions field 188
- D [F6] key (DO IT) 188
- A Edit field 189
- B Generate sequence field 189
- C Create new program field 189
- D End margin field 190
- E [F1] key (CANCEL) 190
- F [F6] key (DO IT) 190
- A Preset field 192
- B Adjust field 192
- B Parameters 193
- List of editing commands 194
- C Quality field 195
- A Section field 195
- A Insert field 195
- Program mode 201
- ■ Copying a program 204
- ■ Deleting a program 205
- 2 3 4 5 6 205
- ■ Converting the program type 206
- Key group mix page 208
- Sample list block 209
- 3 4 5 6 7 210
- A Kg field 212
- C [F4] key (BLANK) 212
- Pitch page 217
- 12 34567 218
- 1 2 4 5 6 7 218
- A Mute Group field 220
- B Kg/Note field 220
- C Zone 1 Sample field 220
- D [F1] key (CLOSE) 220
- Edit 1 page 221
- Pitch block 222
- Filter block 222
- R1 R2 R3 R4 223
- ■ Filter types 224
- Edit 2 page 225
- SAW DOWN 226
- (Downward sawtooth wave) 226
- RANDOM (Random)SAW UP 226
- (Upward sawtooth wave) 226
- AUX ENV block 228
- Zone page 229
- Sample block 230
- ■ Switching between zones 231
- MISC. page 233
- Bend block 234
- Scale block 234
- Assign page 237
- C GM field 238
- The Q-LINK function 239
- If you select PART 240
- If you select FX 240
- Q-LINK setup page 241
- F MIDI field 241
- Q-Link sequence page 242
- When STEP=1/64 243
- When STEP=1/16 243
- Track Mute function 245
- Track Mute page 247
- View block 249
- Next Sequence function 250
- Next Sequence page 251
- A Seq field 251
- B Next field 251
- A Now field 251
- B Tempo field 251
- Pad Assign Functions 253
- Pad 1–16 block 254
- Sensitivity page 256
- Other popup windows 257
- Locate popup window 258
- Check the included items 261
- Opening the top panel 261
- Installing a drive 263
- Cable connections 264
- Connecting the power cable 265
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