Hi, i am sampling on asr-10 and am making progress sampling a piano instrument but can not figure out how to make the instrument iv'e created change in volume depending on how hard i hit the keys. If anyone can tell me how to fix this it would be much appreciated. Also, how do you make the asr-10 load the OS from scsi because at the moment (with a scsi disk attached and containg an OS) it still asks for me to put in a disk. The other asr-10 i have works fine and reades the OS straight from the scsi. One more thing for this post, how do i copy the OS from a floppy to a scsi device.

regards,

Ryan

Hi!

For vellocity -- rtfm

To load off SCSI -- rtfm

To Copy os --rtfm

have a nice day!

Im sure its in there some where (ive been looking) but if you or someone else could help me out, it would be much appreciated. Nothing wrong with asking for help, even if there is a manual (300 + pages of it). It's called helping someone out, which believe it or not your in need of to. If your still adverse to telling me the deal with velocity etc, then why not point me to the page so i can read the manual.

regards,

Ryan

Yeah there is an option in AMP ..
select the WAVSAMPLE and hit the AMP but .. lower the ENV or VEL ..cant remember which
to set the VEL ENV to a lower value..

Check that out I'm not in front of the ASR at the moment..


It's a Forum to help people .. it bugz me when people ask for help and smart-asses can take the time to write back and all they write is RTFM.
If you can take the time out of your NOT busy life to respond with RTFM then at least help a fellow out!!

Sheesh

Whats the point of the forum then??
Discussion and to help newbies!!

Ryan

I don't have either my asr-10 or manual in front of me - but to do this I'd use layers.
Bascially -
You sample different keys (of course) - but you sample some being played softly and some not so soft.
Assign the soft playing waveforms to one layer, the hard ones to another.
Now note that this is just describing 2 layers - you can of course have more - but this will take a lot more time, memory.
Then you can assign the layers by velocity i.e. for a key struck at layer 0-50 use velocity 1 (again no manual in front of me but this can be done).
I've sampled a guitar like this - it works fine.
Cheers
Rupert
p.s. Anonymous - you want to grow up a bit - everyone is laughing at the joke you are.

p.s.
to have your asr-10 load from scsi - use the 'change storage device' option - this should work fine.

Hi Ryan,
RG is dead right, but there's a much easier/faster method (might not get such good results though??). Simply edit ENV3 (this one's hardwired to the AMP) and select SOFT VEL CURVE and turn it ON. You can also edit the HARDVEL and SOFTVEL levels (also found in edit ENV3) to get the desired velocity effect.
Hope that's useful,
John
P.S. Nomates at the top should R-T-F-M of not being a P-R-I-C-K. Have a nice day

I wud mate, but i'm too busy w/y mums, she's got me knob in her mouf

now go RTFM , u blokes!!!!