Casio XW-G1 - Manual (Page 66)

E-64
Recording and Playing Back with the Sample Looper
You can use the sample looper to record and loop up to
19 seconds of input from Synthesizer play, a microphone, or
line, and to overdub a previously recorded loop.
You can store up to 10 samples of recorded data in
Synthesizer memory.
• External input to the
cl
INST IN and
cl
MIC IN terminals
can be recorded as a sample. Note that input via the
cl
AUDIO IN cannot be recorded as a sample.
• To import a sample to the Synthesizer that is higher quality
than external input, use the Data Editor application
software (page E-93) to transfer wave data from a
computer.
• Sample recording can be performed using one of five
different Rec Modes, which represent different
combinations of start methods and recording types. For
details, see “To record with the sample looper” (page E-64).
• User wave editing can be used to edit parameters of a
saved sample. See “Editable Parameters for User Wave
Tone” (page E-32) for more information.
• A sample can be played back as sample looper data or as a
user wave tone on the keyboard.
• LOOP and HOLD settings can be turned on and off for
playback of samples, the same as for phrases (page E-45).
• If you want to input sound from an external source, connect
the external source to the Synthesizer as shown on page
E-8.
• You can use the Synthesizer’s pedal to perform sample
recording and playback operations. For details about
configuring pedal settings, see “Pedal” under “Editable
Performance Parameter List” (page E-73).
1.
Press
bm
REC.
This displays the LOOPER REC (sample looper
recording) setting screen. For details about the Rec
Mode, see step 2 of this procedure.
■ Rec Menu Settings
While the LOOPER REC screen is displayed, press
br
MENU to enter the Rec Menu.
• Use the
br cursor (U , q, w, I) buttons to select
a menu item and then use the
bp
dial or the
br
minus
(–) and plus (+) buttons to change the setting of the
item.
bm
br
bp 8 7
bk
Sample Recording
To record with the sample looper