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Sampler functions

This is where your creativity comes in. The hard work of assembling a string section in a

top studio and recording them playing one note has been done for you .

A powerful (and useful) feature of the S1000 is its ability to continue sounding a

sustained note of a program, even when another program has been selected. With most

synthesizers and samplers, changing a patch or program automatically stops the sound

from the machine until a key is pressed. The S1000, however, continues to sound the

release or sustained portion of a program during and after program changes. This makes

for "seamless sound" when sequencing with a lot of Program Change messages.

Renumbering

On the S1000, program numbers correspond to patch numbers on a synthesizer. When a

MIDI Program Change message is received, the appropriate program is selected.

However, to match S1000 programs with the patch numbers on your synthesizer, you

may want to renumber the programs, so that selecting a brass sound on the S1000 will

call up a similar (or complementary) patch on a remote synthesizer module. To do this,

press the

RNUM button. As the screen informs you on this page, you select the program to

be renumbered using the CURSOR, knob, and alter the current number to the new

number using the DATA knob. You can also use the number pad for this, setting the

program number to a value of between 1 and 128 (these are MIDI specification limits).

When you have altered the number, press

GO. The programs in memory will be resorted

according to the new number. Carry on renumbering programs until you are happy with

the final result, and then press

SLCT to return to the main SELECT PROG page.

Programs with the same number

Most synthesizers do not allow you to assign the same number to different patches.

However, the S1000 allows you to have many programs with the same number. This is

not an oversight, but is a way of allowing you to select more than one program

simultaneously with one selection procedure or Program Change command. Each

program could be set to a different MIDI channel for multi-timbral work with a

sequencer, for instance, or different programs could be split over the keyboard for live

work. Bear this in mind when renumbering - it's a very powerful feature of the S1000.

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