TRITON Le EasyStart
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5. Press the [MENU] key, and then press [F1] to highlight “Loop”
ÄPress [F8] to open the Loop Page ÄHold down the
[TIMBRE/TRACK] key and press [F2] (or CURSOR ►) to select Track 2
Ä Press the [INC] key to “check” Track 2’s “loop
box”
ÄCURSOR ▼and leave the “loop start value” at “measure 001” Ä CURSOR ▼ and set the “loop end value” to
the last measure you played on Track 2
Ä Press [LOCATE] to move to the song beginning, and then press the
[START/STOP] key to playback the song and looped bass track
Ä Press the [START/STOP] key again to stop.
6. Repeat previous steps 4 and 5 as you record additional tracks and set desired Play Loops.
…Continue by Automating the Mix:
7. CURSOR to the “Track edit cell” and select a track from the previous steps for mixing.
8. Press [F6] (“Pref”), and then press the [INC] key to select “Over Dub” for “REC setup.”
9. Press [F4] to view the Mix for tracks 1-8.
ÄWhile holding down the [TIMBRE/TRACK] key, press the [F1] - [F8] keys to
highlight one of the tracks.
ÄCURSOR ▼ once to highlight the volume parameter for the selected track.
10. Press the [REC/WRITE] key, then the [START/STOP] key, and record volume changes on the track by using the
DIAL
ÄPress [START/STOP] when finished.
11. Press [START/STOP] to audition the results - the volume parameter and value will update as the song plays back. Note
that track pan messages may be recorded in similar fashion.
Using the Compare function as ‘UNDO’ in Sequence mode
If you are dissatisfied with a ‘take’ or a recorded mix, press the [COMPARE] key once so it is lit: it serves as “one level of Undo”.
Simply Record again while the [COMPARE] key is lit, and you’ll record new data in the current track. “Toggle” the COMPARE key to
listen to both “takes”. Note that moving to, and recording/editing another track (or leaving sequence mode) will clear the Compare
buffer. Before you begin work on a new track, make sure that the currently selected state of Compare contains the data that you
want to keep!
Sampling with the EXB-SMPL Option
The user-installable EXB-SMPL sampling option provides the user with everything needed for serious sampling: a pair of audio
inputs with Level control and Mic/Line level switching, a SCSI connector, and 16 MB of Sampling RAM.
The Triton LE samples at 48kHz, 16-bit, in mono or stereo. With the provided 16 MB, the Triton LE is capable of recording
samples of 174 seconds @ mono, or 87 seconds @ stereo. Fully expanded with SIMM modules to 64 MB, it allows about 11 ½
mono minutes or 5.8 stereo minutes of sampling! The correct SIMMS are 72-pin, non-parity, EDO or Fast Page (FPM) DRAM
SIMM, 60 ns (nanoseconds) or faster, 11 Bit Addressing.
Recording “one-shot” vocal samples
1. Connect a microphone to the [AUDIO INPUT 1] jack on the rear panel, set the MIC/LINE switch to MIC, and set the
LEVEL control to the 12 o’clock position.
2. Press the [SAMPLING] key
Ä Press [F1] (“Sample” tab) and make sure that “MS” (Multisample) is set to “000:new
MS____000”
Ä CURSOR to, and set both the “Orig K” and “Top K” (original and top key) fields to a value of “C2”. The
easiest way to set this is by holding down the [ENTER] key and pressing the [C2] key on the keyboard.
3. Press [F3] (“In/Pref”)
Ä CURSOR ► to “Input 1 Pan”, and set this value to “C064” with the DIAL or numeric keypad
(Enter 6 > 4, followed by pressing the [ENTER] key).
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