Basic functions

55

Saving data

55

Types of data that can be saved

55

Writing to internal memory

56

Writing a program or combination

56

Writing global settings, user drum kits, and user

arpeggio patterns

58

Saving on media

59

Types of media that can be used

59

Formatting media

60

How to save data

60

MIDI data dump

62

Loading data and restoring the factory settings

63

Loading data

63

Types of data that can be loaded

63

Loading data/Restoring the factory settings ....

63

Loading .PCG files and .SNG files from the floppy

disks included with the EXB-PCM series and

 

EXB-MOSS options

65

Program settings

67

How a program is organized

67

Basic program editing

67

Oscillator settings P1: Edit-Basic

68

Pitch settings P2: Edit-Pitch

70

Filter settings P3: Edit-Filter

71

Amplifier settings P4: Edit-Amp

72

LFO settings P5: Edit-Common LFO

74

Arpeggiator settings P7: Edit-Arpeggiator

74

Insert Effect settings P8: Edit-Insert Effect

74

Master Effect settings P9: Edit-Master Effect ....

74

More about Alternate Modulation

74

Combination settings

75

How a combination is organized

75

Basic combination editing

75

Timbre 1–8 program, pan and volume

 

P1: Edit-Program/Mixer

76

Settings for status, MIDI channel, and pitch

 

parameters P2: Edit-Trk Param

77

MIDI filter settings P3: Edit-MIDI Filter

78

Layer, split, and velocity switch settings/

 

Controller settings P4: Edit-Zone/Ctrl

78

Arpeggiator settings P7: Edit-Arp

79

Insert Effect settings P8: Edit-Insert FX

79

Master Effect settings P9: Edit-Master FX

79

Producing songs

80

Features of the sequencer

80

The structure of Sequencer mode

81

Songs

81

Patterns

81

Cue List

81

Preparations for recording

82

Recording methods

83

Realtime recording on a track

83

Step recording

86

Event Edit and Create Control Data

86

Realtime-recording to a pattern

86

Song editing methods

88

1.

Copying a song

88

2.

Naming a song

88

3.Setting the number of measures in the song.88

4.Changing the key

(transposing/modulating)...............................89

Creating and playing a Cue List

90

Converting a song

92

Creating and recording RPPR (Realtime Pattern

 

Play/Record)

92

Creating RPPR data

92

RPPR playback

93

Realtime-recording an RPPR performance

94

Recording the sounds of a combination

95

Caution and other functions in Sequencer mode...

97

Sampling settings

99

Features of sampling on the TRITON STUDIO

99

How Sampling mode is organized

100

Samples and Multisamples

101

Preparations for sampling

102

1. Connecting an input device and making Input

settings

102

2. Setting the recording level (Recording Level

[dB])

103

3. Specifying the recording method (Recording

Setup/Sampling Setup)

104

4. Making settings for the sample to be recorded

(REC Sample Setup/Sampling Setup)

104

Sampling and editing in Sampling mode

106

Creating multisample indexes and sampling ..

106

Applying an insert effect to a sample and

 

resampling it

107

Ripping

108

Loop settings

110

Sample (waveform data) editing

111

Multisample editing

111

Converting a multisample to a program

112

Using Time Slice to divide a sample, and playing

it in Sequencer mode

112

Sampling in Program, Combination, or Sequencer

modes

115

Record an external audio input source while a

song plays, and create event data at the same time

(In-Track Sampling function)

115

Resampling the song playback to create a WAVE

file on the hard drive

116

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