Roland MV-8000 Manuale Utente

1Sampling®ÂØÒňΙWorkshop© 2005, 2006 Roland Corporation U.S.All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without th

10Making an Audio PhraseIn the Quick Assign window shown on Page 9, click AsgnToAPhrs (for “Assign to Audio Phrase”)—the AUDIO PHRASE QUICK ASS

11• Loop Mode—If you’d like your audio phrase to loop, set Loop Mode to something other than Off. You can choose:• Start-End—so the audio

12• Command—This button displays a menu of operations the MV-8000 can perform on your audio phrase’s sample:• Emphasis—Turn this on to add a h

13Controlling the Behavior of the SampleFollow the instructions in “Playing Your Patch” on Page 12, and then press the QUICK EDIT button to display th

14Finger on the Trigger• One Shot—Turn this parameter on so that the sample plays all the way through when you strike its pad. This makes the pad act

15Saving Your Patch1. Press INSTRUMENTS and make sure the patch’s part is selected.2. Click Library and select the project library location

2About the MV-8000 Workshop SeriesRoland’s MV-8000 Production Studio is packed with features for making music. It’s a heavy-duty sampler that can do a

3Some Things You Need to Know About SamplingHow a Sound Becomes a SampleHere’s how a sound winds up on your MV-8000 as a sample:1. The MV-8000 rece

4What’s a Patch?A patch puts a sampled note on each of the MV-8000 pads for playing. A pad in a patch may trigger a sample of:• a note played on a dr

5If you’ve installed an optional MV8-OP1 Audio I/O Expansion board in your MV-8000, you can connect a stereo digital device—such as a synth with digit

6The Sampling Setup1. Press the SAMPLING button to display the SAMPLING window.The meters and Reset Peak button here work the same way as they

7Other Sampling OptionsThe checkboxes at the bottom of the screen turn some sampling options on or off:• Auto Divide—When you turn Auto Divi

8To Begin SamplingTo begin sampling, click Start. If Start Trigger is set to:• Manual—sampling starts immediately, so go ahead and play or sing

9We sampled one extra beat in this loop so that we’d know exactly where to set the red End Point flag—right before the extra beat. 3. Set the BPM Bas