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Editing

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▼ You may notice that the Start Point (or Loop Point) value may not return to exactly 0 following

compacting, but may be as high as 1 (for a stereo sample) or 3 (for a monaural sample). In the

same way, the End Point may be 1 to 3 units ahead of the actual wave end. This is because the

SU10 can only delete data in 2-unit (if stereo) or 4-unit (if monaural) segments.

DELETE [Delete ?]

Purpose

This procedure deletes the entire sample from memory. Recordable memory space

increases, and the emptied pad becomes free to accept new data.

Execute

Pad

Sample

Pad

Procedure

1. When you enter this function, the LCD displays the following message, where

identifies the currently selected pad.

Delete

x x

2. Press [ENTER]. The LCD displays a confirmation query.

Del

Sure?

3. To execute, press [ENTER] again.

▼ If you do not want to execute deletion, press [EXIT] instead. The SU10 returns to Step 1 above.

4. The SU10 begins execution and displays the Keep PwrOn message. Do not

switch off power while this message is on the screen. When execution is

finished, the LCD briefly displays the Complete message, then returns the

Which Pad? prompt.

5. Select another pad for editing, or else press [EXIT] to return to PLAY mode.

Yamaha SU10 User Manual

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