EPS-16 PLUS Musician's Manual
Section 5 — Sampling
Resampling an Existing Sample
Let's suppose you have made four multisamples of some instrument, and you
now want to go back and redo the third one. The procedure is almost the same as
that for making a new multisample, except that instead of pressing Enter•Yes
while WS=NEW you will first pick one of the existing Wavesamples by selecting
it from the MIDI keyboard connected to the EPS-16 PLUS.
• Press Sample, then select the instrument into which you want to sample.
The multisampling screen appears as before.
• Move the cursor (underline) to WS =
The cursor should be beneath the Wavesample select (WS= ). If it's not, use
the Right Arrow button move it there.
• Play a note on the MIDI keyboard connected to the EPS-16 PLUS to select the
Wavesample to redo.
As you play notes you will see the word NEW replaced by the number of the
Wavesample you are hearing. As you play different notes the Wavesample
number is updated. When you hear the one you want to resample, and see its
number on the display, it is selected to be resampled. Or you can scroll to the
Wavesample number you want to resample using the Up/Down Arrow
buttons.
• Press Enter•Yes and continue with sampling as before.
The original Wavesample will be erased, replaced by the new one.
When you resample an existing Wavesample the EPS-16 PLUS will preserve the
keyboard range, all Wavesample parameters (envelopes, etc.) and, when possible,
the loop points of the original sample.
Note: This method of resampling should not be confused with the RESAMPLE WITH
EFFECT parameter, located in the COMMAND/Wave bank. That function is
described in detail in Section 6 — Wavesample Parameters.
Resampling an Existing Sample
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