mine this by checking to see if there is name listed by the number at the top of the page. To select a
blank patch location, click with your left mouse button on the file icon next to the number for the
patch name. You will come to a screen listing the Patches in memory. Click with your left mouse
buttom on a blank location on the list. After you do this, the screen will revert back to the
Performance Quick-Sampling page.
Note: The OP-760-01 Option board allows you to sample from a digital source ie: DAT machine or Audio CD
player with digital outputs.
1) Once you have set-up your Sampling parameters, click on Ready.
2) You will get the confirmation screen asking if you want to use the default name. If you haven’t
already set a name for the sample you are about to record, the S-760 will give you a temporary
namesuch as NEW: Unnamed. If this is Ok, click with your left mouse button on Yes.
3) You are now on the Sampling screen. Click with your left mouse button on Start to initiate sampling
if you selected Manual Trigger.
4) You will see the Thermometer on the screen start to fill-up as the sampling time is being consumed.
The level meters will respond to signal input. To stop the sampling process, click with your right
mouse button.
5) When the sampling stops, you will come to a screen showing the waveform of the sample that you
recorded.
6) You can audition the sample by placing the cursor on thewaveform and holding down the left mouse
button on the waveform. You can hear the loop that was automatically made by the S-760 by chang-
ing the mode type at the top-right of the screen from 1-shot to Forward by clicking the mouse on the
mode type.
7) You can retry recording the sample by clicking Retry and the you will come back to the sampling
screen. This will overwrite the sample you just made.
8) After you have recorded your sample and are satisfied with the results, you can go to edit the
loop points in the loop mode. Click with your left mouse button on the Loop switch at the
bottom of the page. This will take you to the Sampling Loop page.
Loop and Smoothing
The Loop and Smoothing page displays the waveform and the parameter information for setting the loop
points. To audition and scrub the waveform, place the mouse cursor in the thin rectangular box just
above the graphic of the waveform and hold down the left mouse button.
You will see a red line move across the screen and you will hear the sample. You can adjust the speed
of the playback by moving the cursor in the box right and left.
You can also reverse the playback at various speeds by moving the cursor towards the left side of the
box.
With some practice with using your mouse movements you can become adept at “scrubbing” the
waveform. On the right side of the graphic screen, there will be a percentage number and an arrow indi-
cating which direction the sample is playing back.
To lock the sample to continually playback its sound, you can click with the right mouse button in the
same thin rectangular box above the graphic. The sample will continue to play until you click the right
mouse button again in the box.
You can change the playback speed by clicking with your left mouse button in the same box to change
the playback speed or play the sample in reverse. This type of playback does not represent the actual
loop points that are set. To playback the sample with the loop points that you have set, make sure that
you put the loop mode at the upper right part of the screen at Forward, FWD+R, FWD+One, Alt, or Rev
to playback the actual loop points.
© 1995 Roland Corporation U.S. SN29 S-760 Supplemental Manual Page 15 of 17
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