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Editing the sample of a pad
Editing the sample of a pad
Boosting the sample level as high as
possible—Normalize
Normalize is a function that raises the level of the entire sample as high as possible
without exceeding the maximum level.
1. Press PAD RECORDING [TEMPO MATCH] twice.
Alternatively, press [TEMPO MATCH] and then press CURSOR [ ].
fig.31-03
The Pad Edit menu are displayed as icons.
fig.33-13
2. Press CURSOR [ ] to select the
Normalize icon.
3. Press [YES/ENTER].
fig.33-14
The Normalize Settings screen appears.
4. Use CURSOR [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] to select the “Source” (source sample)
and “To” (destination) pad bank number and pad number, and specify the
sample for each.
Specify the pad bank number by turning the TIME/VALUE dial. Specify the pad
number by pressing a pad or by turning the TIME/VALUE dial.
5. Press [YES/ENTER].
The Normalize operation is executed.
* If the destination pad already contains a sample, the “Overwrite?” message appears. If it is OK to
overwrite the existing sample, press [YES/ENTER]. If you do not wish to overwrite the existing
sample, press [NO/EXIT].
6. Press [DISPLAY] to return to the Basic screen.
- Owner’s Manual 1
- FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE 2
- Contents 4
- IMPORTANT NOTES 9
- Laser beam 10
- Before Using Compact Discs 10
- Copyright 10
- About the License Agreement 10
- Introduction 11
- Before you begin 12
- A diverse array of connectors 13
- Digital audio workstation 13
- Expanding the memory 14
- How to expand the memory 15
- Verifying that the memory is 16
- Learning about CD-R/RW discs 18
- Discs for use on the CDX-1 19
- Disc handling 20
- Disc cleaning 20
- Panel Descriptions 21
- INSERT EFFECTS section 22
- PHONES Section 22
- LOOP EFFECTS section 22
- AUDIO TRACK section 23
- TRACK EDIT section 23
- RHYTHM GUIDE section 23
- AUDIO CD Section 25
- AUDIO TRACK RECORD Section 26
- Power Switch 26
- Transport section 26
- AUTO PUNCH section 27
- PREVIEW section 27
- Control section 28
- Eject button 28
- MASTER Section 29
- Display Section 29
- Front Panel 30
- Rear Panel 30
- Basic operation of the CDX-1 32
- Turning the Power On and Off 33
- Turning Off the Power 34
- Inserting/removing a disc 35
- Removing a disc 36
- The Basic screens 37
- —Song Information screen 39
- Naming a song (CD-RW disc) 39
- What you need to do 43
- Listening to the demo disc 45
- Playing an audio CD 47
- About the Display 48
- Playing and stopping a song 49
- Rewind/fast-forward 50
- Collecting audio 53
- What is sampling? 54
- Pads and banks 54
- Naming a pad bank 55
- Sampling to a pad 56
- Recording a sound to a pad 57
- Loading a Windows WAVE file 58
- CDX-1 is not able to be 59
- Data type and sampling time 60
- —Start with 61
- —Pre Trigger 62
- —Resampling 63
- —Optimize Sample 64
- Deleting samples individually 65
- —Bank Protect 66
- Saving Pad/Sequence 67
- Playing the pad samples 69
- —Pad Crossfade 71
- Using Hold 72
- Playing repeatedly—Loop mode 73
- Editing the sample of a pad 76
- Setting each point 78
- Clipboard 82
- What is a sequence? 88
- About the sequence tracks 88
- How recording works 89
- Realtime recording 90
- Arranging audio samples 91
- —Quantize 92
- During Recording 93
- Step recording 94
- Playing a sequence track 96
- Editing a sequence track 98
- Cutting a phrase—Cut 100
- Erasing Phrases—Erase 101
- 00000000 105
- Deleting a sequence track 107
- Creating an audio CD 109
- What is multitrack recording? 110
- What is the data type 111
- Selecting the input source 113
- Monitoring the sound 113
- Tuning an instrument—Tuner 114
- About the tuner display 115
- Using the rhythm guide 116
- Changing the rhythm pattern 117
- Changing the tempo 117
- —Tempo Map 117
- Deleting a tempo map 118
- Recording a Performance 119
- Doubling technique 120
- Re-recording only a mistake 121
- —Punch-in/out 121
- —Auto Punch-in/out 122
- How to Record 123
- —Overdubbing 124
- Bounce recording procedure 125
- Playing back/stopping 126
- Saving Song settings 126
- —Optimize Disc 127
- —the Repeat function 128
- Assigning a marker 129
- Deleting a marker 129
- Naming a marker 130
- Marker Stop 131
- Mixing down 133
- Adjusting the mastering tools 134
- Writing to a CD-R disc 135
- Finishing the CD Burning 135
- Finalizing a CD-R disc 136
- Taking full advantage 137
- More functions for the CDX-1 138
- Using the insert effects 141
- Using an insert effect 142
- Saving insert effect settings 143
- Using the loop effects 145
- Creating a backup CD-RW disc 147
- What is SCMS? 150
- MIDI Fundamentals 151
- Switching MIDI OUT/THRU 152
- Play samples 153
- Switch the pad bank 153
- MIDI OUTMIDI IN 154
- MIDI Sequencer 154
- Frames (p. 205) 155
- NTSC-format (p. 206) 155
- SECAM/PAL-format 155
- (p. 206) 155
- Using MMC 156
- For details on the MMC 157
- Implementation” (p. 212) 157
- CD direct recording 159
- Using the mastering tools 160
- Crossfade on a CD-R disc 162
- CD-R disc 163
- Appendices 165
- Troubleshooting 166
- Problems with the sound 166
- Synchronization problems 168
- Other problems 168
- Unable to make Audio CD 169
- Major Message List 170
- Rhythm Pattern List 172
- Loop Effect 174
- Insert effect algorithm list 175
- 1. STEREO MULTI 176
- 2. LO-FI BOX 178
- ■ GUITAR 181
- 6. COSM GUITAR AMP 185
- 9. ACOUSTIC GUITAR 192
- 12. VOCAL MULTI 199
- 13. VOICE TRANSFORMER 201
- Glossary 204
- ■ Rhythm Guide Parameter 208
- Parameter List 208
- ■ Mixer Parameter 208
- ■ Pad Recording Parameter 209
- ■ Edit Pad Parameter 209
- ■ Pad Parameter 209
- MIDI Implementation 212
- 3. TRANSMITTED DATA 213
- 4. MIDI Machine Control 214
- 5. Appendices 215
- MIDI Implementation Chart 216
- Mixer Block Diagram 217
- Specifications 218
- Information 226
- Newly Added Functions Ver.1.5 229
- "Grade" 231
- Adjusting the crossfade time 234
- —Exchange Track 235
- —Copy Track 236
- —Region In/Out 237
- Canceling an editing region 238
- Editing the specified region 238
- Cutting Segments—Cut 239
- Chorus/delay/doubling 242
- Effect on (solid line) 246
- Effect off (dotted line) 246
- ● B CUT (Bass Cut Filter): 248
- MIDI OUT/THRUMIDI IN 252
- 40455612 ’01-11-E2-21KS 252
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