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By Mathematic Sat Jul 26, 2008 1:10 am
ok i just brought a asr 10 i have the manual i learned how to sequence how to sample
but how do you edit the sample every time i try it says some thing about unnamed lyr=3l ws-2 and also how do i make my own sound disks i have drums on my pc i want to konw how do you put them on floppy disks and how to load the sounds and if the sounds need to be formated do i need software if so where to get it
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By SHWELL Sat Jul 26, 2008 12:04 pm
This question will prob be better answered on an ASR site..... Good luck, maybe someone here knows.

Mybe try here:
http://www.network54.com/Forum/165665/
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By Lampdog Sat Jul 26, 2008 2:04 pm
8 instrument buttons have 8 layers each.
ie, think of each inst button as having 8 virtual keyboards in it, layers or "LYR"

Each sample gets named WAVESAMPLE or "WS".

A MONO sample gets named "WS1".

A stereo sample gets named "WS1" for left and "WS2" for right.

Any WS can be on any other layer, they don't have to remain together and you WILL notice this when you start making
multisampled instruments, cause you will end up having WS's ALL OVER THE FKN PLACE. If you don't get this understood NOW
then you are doomed for stress and mental torture until you grasp this architecture.

Ensoniq format is NOT windows format or mac format at all, it's ENSONIQ meaning no, you can't just throw a disk in there and
get crackin.

EPSDISK, chicken systems translator will be a good start on software to get disk created on PC and then taken to ASR10.
Also ASR10 can format for ASR and or PC. Find that in the manual and try it out.

All hope is not lost BUT importing from pc is not always user friendly, get ready for headaches your first few times around.


DAMN I went over my 25 words or less mantra.