Yamaha AW16G Owner's Manual - Page 107

Quick loop sampler, About the quick loop sampler

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Chapter 11 Quick loop sampler This chapter explains how to use the Quick Loop Sampler section. About the quick loop sampler The AW16G contains a quick loop sampler that lets you play stereo waveforms (samples) by striking the four pads. Each pad 1-4 has four sample banks (A-D) to which you can assign samples. By switching the sample bank for each pad, you can use up to sixteen different samples. Pad 1 A B C D Pad 2 A B C D Pad 3 A B C D Pad 4 A B C D Sample banks When you strike a pad 1-4, the assigned sample will be sent via pad channel 1-4 to the stereo bus. For each pad channel, you can adjust the EQ, dynamics, and effects 1/ 2 send levels just as you can for the track channels or input channels. ● Signal flow when using the Quick Loop Sampler Pads 1234 Pad channels Stereo output channel Stereo bus Mixer section You can load samples into the pads from the sample library (a library for the Quick Loop Sampler), load a portion of an audio track or audio CD, or load a WAV file. You can also directly sample a signal from an instrument or mic connected to the AW16G's input jacks, and assign the sample to a pad. 107

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Chapter 11
Quick loop sampler
This chapter explains how to use the Quick Loop Sampler section.
About the quick loop sampler
The AW16G contains a quick loop sampler that lets you
play stereo waveforms (samples) by striking the four
pads.
Each pad 1–4 has four sample banks (A–D) to which you
can assign samples. By switching the sample bank for
each pad, you can use up to sixteen different samples.
When you strike a pad 1–4, the assigned sample will be
sent via pad channel 1–4 to the stereo bus. For each pad
channel, you can adjust the EQ, dynamics, and effects 1/
2 send levels just as you can for the track channels or
input channels.
Signal flow when using the Quick Loop Sampler
You can load samples into the pads from the sample
library (a library for the Quick Loop Sampler), load a por-
tion of an audio track or audio CD, or load a WAV file.
You can also directly sample a signal from an instrument
or mic connected to the AW16G’s input jacks, and assign
the sample to a pad.
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C
D
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B
C
D
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B
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Sample banks
Pad 1
Pad 2
Pad 3
Pad 4
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Mixer section
Pads
Pad
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Stereo output
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Stereo bus