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Please thoroughly read the "Basic Course" of this owner's manual, then go to the necessary section which expiaines the relevant mode with the aid of the index provided at the back of the manual. FEATURES • The S —50 is 16 voice polyphonic. •The S—50’s digital filter circuits allow you to rccord ail sorts of sounds without affecting the quality of the sounds. •The S —50’s digital editing functions can modify the sampled voice without reducing the sound quality. • The S — 50 can select a sampling frequency of 30 or 15kHz. •Each of the two Banks can store up to 14,4 seconds of data when the 15kHz sampling frequency is scicctecl. •The S —50’s memory can store up to 32 different Tones (=Wave data + Tone Parameters) and 8 different Patches ( = 32 Tones assigned to different ranges on the keyboard). •The Multi Patch Play function allows the S-50 to simultaneously play up to four Patches using four individual receive channels. This function can be effectively used for controlling the S-50 by a sequencer. •The 16 voices can be assigned to the four Individual Output Jacks in eight different ways (e.g. 8,4,2,2). This enables you to play up to 4 Tones or Patches separately through the four output jacks. •The S—50- can be set up with a CRT color monitor display featuring an KGB input or a home TV set featuring a video connector, or a black and white display for a computer. •The sound data in the S — 50 can be saved onto 3.5" floppy disk for future use. •Using the optional Digitizer Tablet DT—100, the waveform or envelope you draw can be programmed in the S—50. 3 CONTENTS Panel Description .........................3 Important Notes ..........................7 Connections............................... 10 Q3 Outline................................. 12 1. The S —50’s Seven Modes *•••••• • 12 2. What is the S-50 Sampler Keyboard................ 13 [5] Procedure I........................... 16 1. Booting.............................. 16 2. Play Mode.......................... 19 0] Procedure II..........................22 1. Basic Procedure..........*.........22 2. REC (Sampling) Mode--’.........28 a. Setup for Sampling.............28 b. Wave Scope of Input Signai--- 29 c. Selecting a Tone Number for Writing............29 d. Checking Input Level...........32 e. Setting Parameters for Sampling.........................32 f. Executing Sampling.............. 35 g. Monitoring the Sampled Waveform*.......................37 3. Edit Mode ..........................38 a. Making a Patch .................38 Setting Main Patch Parameters.......................39 Split Set...........................44 b. Setting Tone Parameters.......46 Setting Main Tone Parameters • 47 Loop Set...........................50 Vibrato.............................57 Envelope...........................58 Parameter Setting with the Tone Map..................63 c. Editing Wave Data..............64 Delete..............................65 T runcate............................66 Copy..............................70 Mix.................................72 Combine ..........................74 Digital Filter......................76 Drawing Waveform...............78 Monitoring Wave.................81 4. Function Mode.....................82 Setting Master Tune.............82 Assigning a function to each Controller....................... 82 Setting Trigger Play.............84 Initialization....................*• - 86 Setting a Disk Label ............88 Disk Note Pad....................88 Setting M-uUi *Play--*--............89 5. MIDI Mode..........................92 Setting MIDI Functions..........92 Setting Program Change Numbers.........................94 6 Disk Mode *.........................92 Loading the entire data.........96 Loading FUNC Parameters......97 Loading MIDI Parameters.......98 Loading a Patch..................99 Loading a Tone ................100 Directory of Tone Names on a disk.......................103 Directory of Patch Names on a disk.......................103 Saving the entire data.........105 Saving FUNC Parameters.......106 Saving MIDI Parameters........107 Saving a Patch..................108 Saving the System..............109 Formatting........................110 Backup............................Ill 7. AUX Mode.........................113 DT-100's Switch................113 Convert...........................113 Change System ..................114 Error Massage Table..................115 Specifications...........................116 Index ....................................117 4 LU PANEL DESCRIPTIONS IMPORTANT NOTES < S— 50 > •Switching the S-50 off will erase ail the data programmed in the S-50. Be sure that the Power switch is not touched accidentally, or the power cord is not disconnected. •The appropriate power supply for this unit is shown on its name piate. Please make sure that the line voltage in your country .meets .the requirement. •Do no...