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ENSONIQ TS-10 User Manual

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TS-10 Musician’s Manual Section 1 — Controls and Basic Functions
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Sampled Sounds and SIMMs
The TS-10 has the ability to read and edit sample sound files created for the EPS, EPS–16 PLUS,
and the ASR-10 samplers. Sampled Sounds (as they are called in the TS-10) are stored in Dynamic
RAM, and are not saved when the TS-10 power is turned off. From the factory, the TS-10 has two
internal SIMMs, and provide 2 Megabytes of 16-bit sample RAM.
For more information about loading, selecting, and using Sampled Sounds in Presets, Sequences
and Songs, see Section 14 — Understanding Sampled Sounds.
How Many SIMMs?
The TS-10 offers two SIMM options:
With two 1m x 8 non-parity SIMMs (as it ships from the factory) — 1 BankSet (S8) is available
(1 BankSet consists of 10 Sampled Sound Banks). The BankSet will hold 1MWord of Sampled
Sound information, equivalent to 4018 blocks of memory.
With two expansion 4m x 8 non-parity SIMMs — 2 BankSets (S8 and S9) of 10 Sampled Sound
Banks each are available. Each BankSet will hold 2MWords of Sampled Sound information,
for a total of 4 MWords, offering 8114 blocks of memory for BankSet S8, and 8191 blocks for
BankSet S9.
Warning!
Because adding expansion SIMMs requires opening the TS-10 casing (which voids the ENSONIQ
Warranty), SIMMs are not user-installable, and must be installed by an Authorized ENSONIQ Repair
Station. To prevent damaging your TS-10, and/or causing bodily injury, do not attempt to install the
SIMMs yourself.

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ENSONIQ TS-10 Specifications

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BrandENSONIQ
ModelTS-10
CategorySynthesizer
LanguageEnglish

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