Specifications

Audio Track Recording

Deleting:

To Delete a RAM AudioSample:

Select the appropriate Audio Track by pressing its button.

Press the [COMMAND) button.

Press the (TRACK) button.

Using the

and

buttons, scroll until the display shows DELETE AUDIOSAMPLE.

The DELETE AUDIOSAMPLE command will delete any single AudioSample in the current

SONG + ALL SEQS (Project) file. This command will not delete the Audio Trigger Events

that may have triggered the AudioSample that was deleted.

Pressing (ENTER-YES) will invoke the command, revealing the following screen:

This display shows the AudioSample name. Press (ENTER-YE S) :

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This display asks if you are sure you want to delete the named AudioSample. Pressing

(ENTER-YES) will execute the command. The “PREPARING AUDIO TRACKS” message will

be briefly displayed while the Audio Tracks are cued up for Playback.

Delete a SCSI AudioSample:

There are two ways to delete a Disk AudioSample:

l Run the DELETE AUDIOSAMPLE command (as explained above). This is the recommended

way to delete AudioSamples from

DiskTracks,

l Select the AudioSample on the SCSI storage device and delete the file manually:

Press (LOAD), then (SYSTEM-MIDI).

2 Enter the file 38 AUDIO TRACKS directory by pressing (

ENTER~YES)

. This is where all

DiskTrack AudioSamples reside.

Press (I?%@, then (INSTRUMENT).

Select the ASMPL-#### files that you want to delete using the Data Entry Controls .

Press (ENTER-YES) while holding down the

(LOAD)button.

This is the way to delete “orphaned” disk

AudioSamples.

For example, when you’ve recorded a

Disk AudioSample, but didn’t save the SONG + ALL SEQS (Project) file before turning the

ASR-10 off, AudioSamples can become “orphaned,” because the ASR-10 doesn’t know that they

are part of a Project.

ENSONIQ ASR-10 Version 3 Operating System