Yamaha IIs Owner's Manual - Page 83

[UT 20] Sampling Setup Connect an audio source to the AUX IN jack on the front panel, and adjust the input level using the AUX VOL control. Open the second WAVE page ([UT 20]) and set the following parameters. [UT 20] TrigLevel Source FreeMemory WAVE manual left 4193792(95.0s) 1 2 3 1 TrgLevel Determines how sample recording is started. ❏ Settings: • manual: Select this if you start recording manually while monitoring the audio source (default). • 1%~99%: Set the threshold input level if you want to automatically start recording when the input level exceeds the specified level. 2 Source Determines the audio channel you want to record. If the connected audio source is mono, you can select any value. ❏ Settings: left, right, L/Rmix (Left+Right) 3 FreeMemory Available memory for sample recording will be shown in both memory size (in bytes) and time length (in seconds). You can record a mono sample of up to 95 seconds in length. If you already loaded waveform data, available sampling time will be shortened accordingly. n Sample data and waveform data, which is loaded from the memory card, share the same internal memory space. If the waveform data loaded for a User kit is occupying memory space, you'll need to delete it beforehand (page 84). Recording a Sample Once you've set up the DTXTREME IIs for sampling, start recording. n If you attempt a series of recording, the second recording will be done by erasing the sample from the first recording. If you use the sample for waveform data, save it to the memory card (page 87) before the second recording. 1. Press the Record button in the transport control. The following display will appear. When you set the threshold level, the display shows the threshold setting as a bar, and recording automatically starts when the audio source (reaching to that level) is played. Manual start: SAMPLING |======== | waiting trigger Auto start: Recording starts when the input level exceeds the specified level. SAMPLING |======== | | Now Recording ... You can visually monitor the input level of the audio source in either display. For manual recording, if necessary, you can adjust the level using the AUX IN VOL control. n You can start sample recording from any WAVE page when pressing the Record button to call up one of the above displays. 2. Start playback of the audio source. In automatic recording, sampling will start when the input level exceeds the specified level. In manual recording, press the Start/ Stop button in the transport control. 3. Press the Start/Stop button to finish recording. Recording will automatically stop if the memory is full. When displaying a WAVE page, you can play the captured sample by pressing the Start/Stop button or the Audition button. (The captured sample can also be played by hitting any pad.) To stop the sample playback, simply press the Start/ Stop button, or the Audition button while holding down the SHIFT button. If necessary, edit the captured sample. Utility Features 83