Akai S1000 Series Operator's Manual download pdf (Page 30)

Audio OUTPUT connections

There are ten audio connectors provided (all unbalanced 1/4" phone). The simplest way to

connect the S1000 to a mixer or amplification system. is to use the LEFT/MONO and

RIGHT stereo connectors (if you want to make mono connections, use the LEFT/MONO

connector only).

Use of the channel connectors (CH1 through CH8) allows much more flexibility and

control (but of course, this will take up more input channels on the mixing console).

Programs can be assigned to any one of these output channels (stereo programs should be

assigned to the stereo OUTS for the full stereo effect) and effected separately.

EFFECT SEND/REIURN

A mono effect send and stereo effect returns (all unbalanced 1/4" phone) are provided for

use with an external signal processor such as the AKAI AR900 digital reverb processor. A

global ambient reverb could be added to "dry" drum samples prior to sending them to the

mixing desk, for example. The effect send can be switched ON or OFF for each sample in

a program (the hi-hat could be left "dry", and the toms set up to be "live", for example). If

a mono effect processor is being used, connect the return to both RETURNs on the S1000

using a "Y" splitter cable.

FOOT SW

The FOOT SW connection is used for a press-to-close (non-latching) footswitch which

may be used to start the recording process when sampling.

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The Rear Panel

By comparison with the front panel, the rear panel is refreshingly uncomplicated, consisting

mainly of input and output connectors.

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