Yamaha EX5R - Manual (Page 184)

Sample Mode
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■ Src1 Sample (Source 1 Sample Number)
Sets the source number of sample 1.
❏ Settings: 0001~1024
■ Src2 Sample (Source 2 Sample Number)
Sets the source number of sample 2 that will be
appended.
❏ Settings: 0001~1024
■ Dst Sample (Destination Sample Number)
Set the destination number of the sample that will be
copied to.
❏ Settings: 0001~1024
[F4]: Normalize Sample
This job normalizes the data of the designated sample
and copies the data to a specified destination. The
normalize job increases the volume of the sampled
sound to the maximum within a range where it is not
distorted. This allows non-distorted correction of data
that was recorded at an extremely low level. After
Normalize is executed, the original source sample data
remains the same. The available sample bank is DRAM
(RAM) only.
■ Src Sample (Source Sample Number)
Sets the source number of the sample that will be
normalized.
❏ Settings: 0001~1024
■ Dst Sample (Destination Sample Number)
Sets the destination number of the sample that the
normalized sample will be copied to.
❏ Settings: 0001~1024
[F5]: Extract Sample
This job extracts a specified part from the designated
sample and copies the data to another sample. The
extracted data is not erased from the source sample.
Different from the Copy Sample function, you can
extract just a part of sample data. The available sample
bank is DRAM (RAM) only.
■ Src Sample (Source Sample Number)
Sets the source number of the sample that will be
extracted.
❏ Settings: 0001~1024
■ Dst Sample (Destination Sample Number)
Sets the destination number of the sample that the
extracted sample data will be copied to.
❏ Settings: 0001~1024
■ Start/End
When the source sample that is extracted is changed,
that sample’s Start/End points are automatically set
here. The length set here will become the length of
the data that is extracted. If necessary you can also
adjust the range of the extracted data.
❏ Settings: These settings will differ depending on the
length of the source sample that is extracted
from.
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