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7. Turn the Main Encoder to highlight the Sample Name field. The list of samples in the currently selected category will
be shown on the right side of the display, under Browse. Press the encoder to move the cursor to the Browse field,
then turn it to browse the list of samples. Press the encoder again to load the highlighted sample to the selected
Wave.
8. Once a sample has been added, you can use the F4–Mode and F5–Mix buttons in the Sound menu to adjust the
sample settings, such as Playback Mode, Poly/Mono, Volume, Pan, and more.
Importing Files from USB
In addition to the factory preset sounds, you can import your own sounds to the User Library to add to kits.
1. Start by adding sound files from a computer to a USB flash
drive (mass storage class).
IMPORTANT: Your flash drive must be formatted using
FAT32, and all WAV files must be 44.1 kHz / 16-bit and
located in the root directory of the drive (not in any folder
or sub-folder).
2. Insert the USB flash drive to the USB Memory port on the
rear panel.
3. Press the Sound button to open the Sound Menu, then hit
the pad, trigger in, or foot control where you want to import
the sample.
4. Press the F3–Import button and wait for the USB scanning
to complete. If Strike Multipad is not able to read your USB
flash drive, an error message will appear on the display and
return to the Browse screen.
5. If WAV files are found on the USB flash drive, they will appear in the Import list. Use the Main Encoder to scroll
through the samples, and press it to select a sample. While browsing, you can press F4–Play/Stop to listen to the
highlighted file.
6. You can quickly import a selected WAV to the currently selected pad by pressing the F5–Single button.
If you want to import multiple samples at once, use the Main Encoder to select the samples, then press the F6–Multi
button to begin importing.
7. When a sample has finished importing, it will automatically be added to Wave A or B of the currently selected pad,
and assigned to the User Library in the New Sample category.
Note: Samples will be automatically added only when Single import is used.
8. To add another sample to another pad, simply select another pad. The Import list will stay the same, so you can
quickly select a pad, select a sample and import it, then select another pad and import another sample.
9. To view all of your newly imported samples, press the F2–Browse button, select the User Library, and the New
Samples Category.
Sound Menu
Содержание
- Appendix 1
- User guide 1
- Box contents 2
- Introduction 2
- Support 2
- User guide 2
- Features 3
- Top panel 3
- Front panel 4
- Rear panel 5
- Basic operation 6
- Effect view 6
- Perform mode 6
- Looper view 7
- Browsing and adding sounds 8
- Customizing kits and sounds 8
- Menu controls strike multipad s global settings see 8
- Menus are used to create and customize kits the 8
- Menus are used to edit and apply effects see 8
- Strike multipad includes 30 preset kits which can be freely customized you can also create kits from scratch using the 70 empty user kits the 8
- To learn more 8
- To learn more about these pages 8
- Toolbar 8
- Utility 8
- Importing files from usb 9
- Recording a sample 10
- Browse 11
- Kit menu 11
- Parameter description values settings 11
- Press the f2 browse button to open the browse menu where you can search through available kits turn the main encoder to scroll through the list and the highlighted kit will be loaded automatically the left side of the display shows two level meters the main level meters show the level coming out of the main outs and the aux level meters show the level coming out of the aux outputs 11
- Press the f3 settings button to open the kit settings menu where you can edit the following kit parameters 11
- Settings 11
- The kit menu is where you can browse and manage available kits as well as edit kit settings at any time press the f1 function button to switch between viewing the included preset kits and the user kits the toolbar at the top of the display will show the currently selected kit 11
- Rename 12
- Pad menu 13
- Parameter description values settings 13
- Press the f1 feel button to adjust the playing dynamics for the pad 13
- The left side of the display shows the pads triggers and the left side of the display shows the pads triggers and footswitches the currently selected control will be highlighted 13
- The pad menu is where you can view and edit all pad related parameters 13
- The right side of the display will show the parameters being edited see below for more details 13
- Control 14
- Output 14
- Parameter description values settings 14
- Press the f2 control button to edit the control mode for each pad as well whether a sound will play or not 14
- Press the f3 output button to edit the pad output settings 14
- Parameter description values settings 15
- Press the f4 light button to edit the settings for the pad leds 15
- Browse 17
- Import 17
- Sound menu 17
- Parameter description values settings 18
- Press the f4 mode button to open the mode menu where you can adjust the sample playback mode options 18
- Press the f5 mix button to open the mix menu where you can adjust the audio mixing setting for the sample 18
- Parameter description values settings 20
- Press the f1 midi button to open the midi menu where you can adjust the midi settings for strike multipad 20
- Press the f2 audio button to open the audio menu where you can adjust the audio settings for strike multipad 20
- The utility menu is where you can edit various parameters for strike multipad s hardware and firmware functionality 20
- Utility menu 20
- Parameter description values settings 21
- Press the f3 triggers button to open the triggers menu where you can adjust the advanced trigger settings for the five trigger in connections on the rear panel 1 2 3 4 5 21
- Triggers 21
- Parameter description values settings 22
- Pedals 22
- Press the f4 pedals button to open the pedals menu where you can adjust the settings for the three foot control connections on the rear panel hh 1 2 3 4 22
- System 23
- Backup 24
- Effects 25
- Kit fx 25
- Master fx 25
- Other features 25
- A link 26
- Pad cue 26
- Appendix 27
- Preset categories 27
- Effect name parameters 28
- Effects 28
- Kit effects 28
- Effect name parameters 29
- Master effects 29
- Technical specifications 30
- Trademarks licenses 30
- Alesis com 31
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