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Akai s2000 - S2000 Features and Specifications

Akai s2000
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INTRODUCTION
Page 2 S2000 Operator’s Manual - Version 1.30
FEATURES
• Polyphony 32 voices
• A-D Conversion 16-bit stereo with 64-times oversampling
• Internal processing 28-bit accumulation
• D-A Conversion 18-bit with 8-times oversampling
• Sampling rates 44.1kHz/22.050kHz
• Phase locked stereo sampling and playback
• Internal memory 2Mbytes standard, expandable to 32Mbytes using SIMMs
• Sampling times 2Mbytes 22.28 seconds mono @ 44.1kHz
32Mbytes 5.94 minutes mono @ 44.1kHz
(Halve these times for stereo sampling)
• Inputs L/Mono and R jack inputs
• Outputs L/R stereo jack outputs
8 assignable individual outputs (option)
Stereo headphone jack output
• Display 2 x 16 character LCD
• Digital I/O Optional SPDIF digital audio input/output on RCA phonos
• Effects Optional 4-channel EB16 multi-effects processor offering two
channels of simultaneous distortion, four-band EQ, ring
modulation, modulation (chorus, phase shift, flanging, pitch
shift, autopan or rotary speaker), stereo delay and reverb plus
two ‘spare’ channels of reverb (four reverb processors in
total).
• Filters 2-pole (12dB/Octave) resonant lowpass per voice
Optional 2nd bank of 2-pole resonant multi-mode (HP, BP,
LP, EQ) filters and tone control.
• Envelopes 1 x ADSR and 1 x multi-stage envelope generator (an extra
envelope is added with the installation of the 2nd filter bank).
• LFOs 2 x multi-wave low frequency oscillators (triangle, square,
sawtooth and random waves)
• Legato mode Single trigger playback to emulate old monophonic synths
and solo instruments’ playing styles.
• Portamento Polyphonic and monophonic portamento.
• Sound library Fully compatible with Akai S900, S950, S1000, S1100,
S2800, S3000, S3200, S3000XL and S3200XL
1
. It can also
read data from CD-ROMs made by other
manufacturers.
1 Some sounds may need adjustment and ‘tweaking’ depending on the sampler they were originally
created on.

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