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Chapter 8: Creating and Editing Sounds

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Stereo Sampling

Stereo sampling is accomplished by sampling each side of a stereo

signal separately as two mono sounds, then combining them to a single

stereo sound. Two new features help to synchronize the two sides into a

stereo sound.

To create a stereo sound, first sample each side of the incoming signal

as two mono sounds. To combine the two mono sounds into a single

stereo sound, press SOUNDS, then 9, then 1, and the following screen

will appear:

==== Make Stereo From 2 Mono Sounds ===A

Left: Snare_drum_L

Right:Snare_drum_R

(Press <Do it> to make Left stereo &

move Right to Left's new Right side.)

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In the two upper fields, select the two mono sounds to be combined to

stereo. When <Do it> is pressed, the right sound will be deleted from

memory and the left sound will be converted to the new stereo sound.

COMMENT: If the two mono sounds you are combining to stereo

are each larger than 1/3 of the total MPC60 available memory,

you may get a “not enough memory” message. To combine

these large sounds, load the sounds in the following order: With

all sound memory free, load or sample the left sound first, then

load or sample the right sound, then combine them to stereo.

This will allow the combining of sounds each of which are ½ the

size of available memory. For example, in an expanded MPC60,

this will permit combining two 13 second mono sounds to stereo.

The next step is to synchronize the timing of the two sides or the new

stereo sound. Press SOUNDS, then 9, then 2, to view the following

screen:

== Adjust L/R Timing of Stereo Sound ==A

Sound: Snare_drum (ST)

Lft start:00.000.00 Rt start:00.000.00

<Find> thres: 0% Right phase:NORMAL

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