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It adopts the expanded 16 bit system that processes all signals digitally and therefore creates sounds of excellent quality. It features a maximum sampling time of 28.8 seconds at 30kH2 sampling, and a memory capacity of 64 Tones, and 32 Patches. FEATURES •The S-550's digital filter circuits allow you to record all sorts of sounds without affecting the quality of the sounds. •The S- 550's digital editing functions including the newly developed TVF (Time Variant Filter) can modify the sampled voice without reducing the sound quality. •The S-550 can select a sampling frequency of 30 or 15kHz. •Each of the four Wave Banks can store up to 7.2 seconds of data when the 30kH2 sampling frequency is selected. •The Multi Patch Play function allows the S—550 to simultaneously play up to eight Patches using eight individual receive channels. •16 voices can be assigned to the eight Individual Output Jacks in 24 different ways. This enables you to play Patches or Tones separately through the eight output jacks. •The S—550 can be set up with a CRT color monitor display featuring an RGB input or a home TV set featuring a video connector, or a black and white display for a computer. Moreover, using the supplied Mouse you can perform all the necessary operations, watching the display without touching the buttons on the panel. •The entire data (sound data, function data and MIDI data) programmed in the S—550 can be saved onto 3.5" floppy disks for future use. •The optional Remote Controller RC—100 allows you to control the S —550 without hardly using the front panel. * It is possible to load a data disk programmed by the S-50 or a Sound Library disk of the S-50 into the S-550 with the Convert Load function. Also, an S-50 disk can be converted into an S—550 disk with the Convert Disk function. 1 CONTENTS Panel Description.................................................................................4 Important Notes .................................................................................6 Connections.......................................................................................10 Outline............................................................................................13 1. The S —550's Six Modes ...............................................'......................14 2. Data Programming and Saving................................................................15 a. Sound Data (Block Data)....................................................................15 b. Function Data and MIDI Data...............................................................17 c. Data Saving .................................................................................17 3. Basic Procedure................................................................................18 Preparation for Playing • - • * .....................................................................22 1. Checking the supplied disks...................................................................22 2. Power—up and Booting........................................................................23 3. Backup of the System Disks....................................*.............................26 CD Playing...........................................................................................28 Standard Standard Display (Play Mode)................................................31 Split Disp Voice Group Messages (Play Mode)..........................................32 8 Key Disp All Voice Group Messages (Play Mode) ......................................33 00 Sampling................-........................................................................34 Wave Scope Wave Scope of Input Signal (Utility Mode)..................................35 Sampling Sampling (Utility Mode).......................................................36 0J Editing Wave Data.............................................................................44 Truncate Erasing a part of Wave Data (Utility Mode)................................46 Mix Mixing Wave Data (Utility Mode).............................................49 Combine Combining Wave Data (Utility Mode) ........................................51 D.Filter Digital Filter (Utility Mode)...................................................54 Wave Loop Edit for Looping (Utility Mode)...............................................57 Wave Draw Drawing Wave Data (Utility Mode) ..........................................59 Delete Deleting a Tone (Edit Mode) ................................................63 Copy/Move Copying and Moving a Tone (Edit Mode)....................................65 Disp. Wave Monitoring a waveform of a Wave Bank (Edit Mode) .......................67 [4] Setting Tone Parameters .....................................................................69 Tone PRM Setting Main Tone Parameters (Edit Mode) ................................70 Loop Setting a Loop (Edit Mod...