Akai S1000 Series Operator's Manual download pdf (Page 37)

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Sampler functions

The

"keyrange" of this program is the next setting. The high and low points may be

displayed as either MIDI note numbers or as note names. To toggle between the two types

of display, press RESP. When editing notes, if the display is in the note name mode,

highlighting only the first part of the name will increment or decrement the value by one

semitone for each click of the DATA knob. If the whole of the note name is covered, then

each dick of the DATA knob will increment or decrement the value by an octave.

The pitch of the program may be shifted by t2 octaves ("octave shift"). This allows

you to compensate for the keyboard position of the program if you are playing a

split-keyboard combination of programs.

You can assign which individual output channel will be used by the program by setting

the

"mono output" parameter. However, this output number is a "base" number, which

may be altered in the SMP2 page of the EDIT PROG mode, so the results may not be

exactly what you expect.

The S1000 is fitted with an effects loop. Set the

"effect output" parameter to ON if

you want the program to be sent through the effects loop, otherwise, set it to OFF.

The level of the program sent through the stereo output connectors may be adjusted from

00 to 99 using the

"stereo level" parameter. Note that this has no effect on the

overall level as sent through the individual channel outputs.

The position in the stereo image when the program is sent from the stereo outputs can be

adjusted by the neat parameter.

"pan position". The values for this range from L50

(panned hard left) through MID (the signal is sent equally to the left and right outputs) to

R50 (panned hard right).

The final parameter on this page is

"basic loudness", which allows you to adjust the

volume of the program as output from ail outputs (including the headphone socket).

Deleting programs

Programs and their associated samples may be deleted from memory in this page, which

is accessed by pressing the

DEL button. When this page is displayed, the cursor will

highlight a program. Highlight the program you want to delete using the CURSOR knob.

There are three soft key actions that you can take, all concerned with deleting programs:

PROG, PNUM, and ALL!.

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