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Step 5: Creating a Pattern

MOTIF XS Owner’s Manual 41

Start Guide

10 Start the CD player.

Since the Trigger Level is set to “1” here, sampling

will begin automatically as soon as the audio signal is

input from the CD player. In this example, record a

one-measure drum pattern from the CD.

11 Press the [F6] button to stop sampling, then

stop the CD player.

The wave of the recorded audio signal will be shown

on the display.

12 Press the [SF1] button to hear your newly

recorded sound.

The start point of the recorded Sample will probably be at

the correct place—the ﬁrst beat of the measure—since

Sampling start was set to begin automatically with the

Trigger Level setting. However, the end point may not be at

the end of the measure as desired, since Sampling was

stopped manually. Accordingly, you may need to edit the

End Point of the recorded sample so that playback of the

recorded sample properly matches the beat timing.

1Press the [SF2] button once or twice so that

the LP=ST is shown.

2Move the cursor to the End Point then adjust

the value by using the data dial.

Press the [SF1] button to hear the sample. Adjust the

End Point so that the Sample plays back smoothly and

continuously without stutters, glitches or problems in

timing.

3After setting the Ending Point, press the

[ENTER] button to delete unnecessary data

(located after the End point).

After the display prompts you for conﬁrmation, then

press the [INC/YES] button to execute the Extract

operation.

nMany commercially available sample/loop CDs include

information on the tempo, measure and meter of speciﬁc

loops. If this information is available, enter the appropriate

values to the parameters above.

Next, let’s use the Slice function to match the recorded

sample with the tempo. This Slice feature lets you

automatically divide the recorded sample into separate

“slices.” These slices are then assigned to successive

notes and arranged as MIDI data. This lets you manipulate

the component parts of your sample loops as MIDI data,

and gives you the power to easily change tempo and even

the rhythmic feel, without disturbing the pitch or sound

quality.

nBefore executing the Slice operation, you’ll need to accurately

adjust the length of the sample by adjusting the End Point.

Press the [F6] button to call up the Slice display.

2Set the following parameters on the Slice

display.

Since the recorded sample is a one-measure drum

pattern in 4/4 time, set the parameters below as shown.

2-1 Set the Slice Type to “beat1.”

2-2 Set the Measure to “1.”

2-3 Set the Sensitivity to “4.”

3Press the [SF4] button to execute the Slice

operation.

Sample Edit Setting the End Point of the

Recorded Sample

End

Point

Tempo

Measure

Sample Edit Slice

Sample

Slice the Sample and assign the

sliced Samples to speciﬁed keys

(notes) to create a Sample Voice.

MIDI data

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