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Section 14 — Understanding Sampled Sounds TS-10 Musician’s Manual
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Updating Sample-Banks Files Saved with Software Earlier than Version 2.0
If you have any Sample-Banks files that were created on the TS-10 using software earlier than
version 2.0, they may not Auto-Load properly. Follow this procedure to update them for use
with the version 2.0 Auto-Load feature:
• Insert the floppy disk with the Sample-Banks file into the disk drive.
• Press Storage, then the soft button in the display beneath DISK, followed by the soft button
beneath *LOAD*. The LOAD FILE page will be displayed.
• Use the Data Entry Controls to select TYPE=SAMPLE-BANKS . The display shows:
The name of the SAMPLE-BANKS file The size of the SAMPLE-BANKS file
• Press the upper left soft button, and use the Data Entry Controls to locate your Sample-Banks
file.
• Press the soft button above *YES* to load your Sample-Banks file. The display shows:
• Press the soft button above *YES* The display momentarily shows LOADING <Sample-Banks
file name>, and then shows:
• Press the soft button beneath *NO*. The Sampled Sound Banks will now contain the names
and types of the files to be reloaded, but not the Sampled Sound data.
• All Sampled Sound Bank locations that you do not want to save within the SAMPLE-BANKS
file should be deleted from both BankSets S8 and S9, if applicable, using the *DELETE* Option
found on the Sampled Sound Bank OPTIONS sub-page.
• All SAMPLE-EDIT files and their associated Sampled Sound files should be manually
reloaded into their correct Bank locations.
• All SAMPLE-EDIT files should be manually resaved to a TS-10 disk.
• All Sampled Sounds should be manually reloaded into their correct Bank locations.
• The SAMPLE-BANKS file should then be resaved to a TS-10 disk in its updated form.
After performing this procedure, loading a Sample-Banks file and answering *YES* to the AUTO-
LOAD prompt will properly load the Sampled Sounds and Sample Edits back into their original
locations.
- Musician’s Manual 1
- Version 3.0 1
- List Of Tips 4
- Welcome! 6
- Temperature Guidelines 10
- Amplification 10
- Don’t’s: 12
- Reinitializing the TS-10 13
- Need More Help? 14
- Table of Contents 16
- List of Tips 16
- Table of Contents - 4 19
- Section 7 — Effect Parameters 20
- Section 13 — Storage 27
- Appendix 30
- TS-10 Index 30
- Rear Panel Connections 31
- Control Voltage Foot Pedal 32
- Front Panel Controls 33
- Parametric Programming 35
- Sub-pages 35
- Changing a Parameter 35
- Performance Controllers 36
- Pressure (After-touch) 37
- Playing Sounds and Presets 38
- Using the BankSet Button 39
- Selecting a Preset 39
- Selecting a Sound 39
- The SoundFinder™ Feature 40
- Understanding Tracks 42
- Selecting ROM Pitch-Tables 51
- Working with MIDI Loops 58
- Using Presets with MIDI Loops 58
- What is a Preset? 61
- Selecting Presets 61
- Preset Effect 62
- Editing a Preset 63
- Saving a Preset 64
- Sampled Sound BankSets 65
- Replacing a Sound in a Preset 66
- Display Location 68
- Cellos Flute 75
- Latching Patch Selects 81
- Understanding TS-10 Effects 88
- Preset Effects 88
- Sequencer Effect 89
- Selecting Effects 89
- 02 EQ- -DDL+CHORUS+REV 99
- 03 DELAYLFO+CHORUS+REV 100
- 04 ROTOSPKR+CHORUS+REV 100
- 05 DISTORT+CHORUS+REV 102
- 06 PARAM EQ+CHORUS+REV 103
- 07 ENV VCF+CHORUS+REV 103
- 08 DDL+PHLANGR+REV 104
- 09 EQ- -DDL+PHLANGR+REV 106
- 10 DELAYLFO+PHLANGR+REV 106
- 11 ROTOSPKR+PHLANGR+REV 107
- 12 DISTORT+PHLANGR+REV 107
- 13 PARAM EQ+PHLANGR+REV 107
- 14 ENV VCF+PHLANGR+REV 108
- 15 DDL+ROTOSPKR+REV 108
- 16 EQ- -DDL+ROTOSPKR+REV 110
- 17 DELAYLFO+ROTOSPKR+REV 110
- 18 ROTOSPKR+ROTOSPKR+REV 111
- 19 DISTORT+ROTOSPKR+REV 111
- 20 PARAM EQ+ROTOSPKR+REV 111
- 21 ENV VCF+ROTOSPKR+REV 112
- Dual Effects 112
- 22 PLATE + PLATE REVERBS 112
- 23 PARAMETRIC EQ + PLATE 113
- 24 SMALL PLATE REVERB 115
- 25 LARGE PLATE REVERB 1 115
- 26 LARGE PLATE REVERB 2 117
- 27 HALL REVERB 1 117
- 28 HALL REVERB 2 118
- 29 HALL REVERB 3 120
- What is a Program? 121
- Using the Edit Buffer 122
- Using the Select Voice Page 123
- Voices 2 and 3 are muted 124
- Voices 4, 5 and 6 are muted 124
- Voice 1 is soloed 124
- Using the Group Edit feature 125
- Programming the Patch Selects 125
- Voice Programming Pages 127
- TS-10 Voice 128
- Configuration 128
- Modulators 129
- Modulation Sources 130
- Wave Page 134
- Using the Copy Functions 137
- MAKE COPY 138
- Special Recall Functions 139
- Special Copy Operations 139
- About Pitch-Tables 143
- Editing a Custom Pitch-Table 144
- Removing a Custom Pitch-Table 145
- About Wave-Lists 149
- Editing a Wave-List 150
- Removing a Wave-List 151
- About Drum-Maps 152
- How to Create a Drum-Map 153
- Editing a Drum-Map 154
- Removing a Drum-Map 154
- LFO Page 156
- LFO Waveshapes 158
- ENV1, ENV2 and ENV3 Pages 159
- Pitch Page 164
- Pitch Mods Page 166
- Filters Page 167
- FILTER 1 Page 168
- FILTER 2 Page 170
- Output Page 170
- Mod Mixer Page 179
- = output 180
- Program Control Page 182
- Pitch-Table Editor Parameters 185
- Copy Pitch-Table Parameters 187
- Wave-List Editor Parameters 188
- Drum-Map Editor Parameters 190
- Copy Drum-Map Parameters 193
- Program Effects Page 194
- Select Voice Page 194
- Copy Page 194
- Write Program Page 194
- Compare Function 194
- Introduction 195
- Digital Sequencing 195
- What is a Sequence? 195
- What is a Song? 196
- Sequencer Status 197
- Sequencer Banks 197
- Selecting a Sequence or Song 198
- Playing Sequences and Songs 198
- Sequencer Tracks 199
- Important: 204
- Creating a New Sequence 205
- Creating a New Song 206
- Erasing All Sequencer Memory 206
- Recording a Sequence 206
- CNTF appears during 207
- “Punching In” on a Track 209
- The MIDI Connection 211
- MIDI Track Configuration 212
- Song Mode 218
- Song Tracks 220
- Sequencer Tempo Track 224
- Tempo Track Edit Functions 225
- Using Multi-Track Record 227
- Edit Song Page Parameters 231
- INFO Sub-Page 232
- EDIT STEPS Page 233
- Edit Sequence Page Parameters 235
- ADD BARS 237
- DELETE BARS 238
- Edit Track Page Parameters 239
- Quantize points: 243
- Q = Straight 243
- S = Swing 243
- 01 25 49 73 01 Clocks 243
- Using the Quantize Options 244
- 16th 16th 245
- TRANSPOSE 247
- EVENT-LIST 248
- Bar Beat Clock 251
- Click Page 254
- Sequencer Control Page 255
- Song only 259
- Locate Page 261
- Song Locate Page 263
- Edit Times in Song Mode 265
- Song Position Pointers 267
- MIDI Song Selects 267
- MIDI data 270
- MIDI Out 271
- MIDI OutMIDI In 271
- MIDI In 271
- MIDI Thru 271
- Delay Times/Tempo BPM Chart 274
- What is General MIDI? 276
- General MIDI Sound Map 278
- MIDI Out in General MIDI Mode 283
- TS-10 General MIDI Parameters 284
- General MIDI “Panic” button 285
- Program Change YES YES 0-127 290
- TS-10 Disk File Types 292
- File Banks 294
- TS-10 Disk Functions 294
- SAVE — Saving Data to Disk 298
- Naming with the Keyboard 299
- LOAD — Loading Data from Disk 301
- SCSI Option (read-only) 304
- Directories 306
- Direct-Macros™ 307
- MIDI SYS-EX 308
- What are System Exclusives? 311
- TS-10 Disk Messages 315
- Fatal Error Messages 316
- What is a Sampled Sound? 317
- Warning! 317
- Sampled Sound Configuration 318
- About WaveSamples 319
- Loading a Sampled Sound 319
- About Directories 320
- Sampled Sound OPTIONS page 323
- Lack of Memory Message 324
- About the Auto-Load Feature 324
- What is a Surrogate Program 330
- What is a Sample-Banks File 332
- Saving a Sample-Banks File 332
- FileType to be saved 333
- Loading Sample-Edits 336
- WaveSample Envelopes 344
- ENV1, ENV2, ENV3 Pages 345
- TS-10 Filters 350
- Filter 1 = 3 pole / Low-pass 351
- 4 pole / Low-pass 351
- Filter 2 = 1 pole / Low-pass 351
- Volume Mod Source Shaper Page 358
- Layer Page 359
- GLIDE MODES 360
- Version: 2.0 364
- Index TS-10 Musician’s Manual 366
- TS-10 Musician’s Manual Index 367
- Basic information 24 368
- Defined ii 368
- Working with 28 368
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