Akai S1000 Series Operator's Manual download pdf (Page 43)

Sampler functions

ED.1

Enters the first sample editing page.

ED:2

Enters the second sample editing page.

DIGI

When fitted with the optional digital interface board QB-104), the S1000 is capable of

recording and transmitting samples through a digital interface, either optical or electrical.

However, unless this board has been fitted, there is little point in your using this button

(unless you want to see what you're missing by not having a digital interface!).

The REC2 page

This page is the page where the actual recording takes place. Most of the parameters you

can alter here are the same as the ones in the R.EC 1 page - from the position of the

cursor when the page is first entered, they are:

MONO/STEREO

If you've changed your mind about whether the sample's going to be a mono or stereo

sample, now's the time to change the setting on the S1000.

V (view)

(View) - either the left or right input on this graphical representation of the sample.

Sample name

Change this if you want to change the selection of an existing sample over which you are

about to record.

-20dB (level)

This is the default value for the "trigger level" - the level above which the S1000 will

start sampling if you have previously chosen INPUT LEVEL for the start of sampling.

As you change this parameter, watch the hollow box on the left of the page expand and

contract. The input signal is represented by a solid bar (starting from the bottom of the

page), which gets higher as the signal level increases and acts as a

PPM. You should set

the trigger level to be just below the signal level at which sampling should begin.

ptch: (pitch)

(Pitch) - the original pitch of the sample source.

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