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Note: Some newer model Apple Computers come with a built-in CD-ROM drive. Unfortunately, this
internal CD-ROM drive has been set at SCSI device ID number 3. This will cause a conflict with
the ASR-10 (which is also internally set at SCSI device ID number 3).
If you are planning a SCSI
system where both the Apple Computer and the ASR-10 must be able to talk to the CD-ROM, you
are better off buying a computer without an internal CD-ROM drive, and instead buying an
external CD-ROM drive where the SCSI device ID number can be changed to an ID that is other
than 0 (Macintosh internal hard disk), 3 (ASR-lo), or 7 (Macintosh Computer).
Setting the SCSI Device ID Number
Each SCSI Storage Device on the SCSI network must be assigned a different SCSI Device ID
number. The SCSI Device ID determines the priority of the SCSI Storage Device. The SCSI
Device ID number can range from 0 to 7, with 7 being the highest priority. The SCSI Device ID
number of a SCSI Storage Device becomes important if two storage devices are trying to control
the SCSI bus at the same time. In this case, the SCSI Storage Device with the highest priority will
gain control of the SCSI bus.
It is important that each SCSI Storage Device be assigned a different SCSI Device ID number
ensuring predictable communication between devices. Since the range of valid SCSI Device ID
numbers is 0 to 7, a maximum of eight distinct SCSI Storage Devices can be connected to the
network.
The ASR-10 has a fixed SCSI Device ID number of 3. The Apple Macintosh computer has a fixed
SCSI Device ID number of 7. A Macintosh with an internal hard drive has the Macintosh at SCSI
Device ID number 7 and the internal hard drive at SCSI Device ID number 0. Most other SCSI
Storage Devices provide a way of changing their SCSI Device ID numbers. When buying a SCSI
Storage Device for use with the ASR-10, make sure that there is an external switch provided for
changing the SCSI Device ID number. Refer to the manuals of the other SCSI Storage Devices in
your system to determine how to change their SCSI Device ID numbers.
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Important: Set the SCSI Device ID number of your storage device to any number (0 to 6)
except
3!
The SCSI Device ID number of your SCSI Storage Device must be different from
that of the ASR-10. If it isn’t, the ASR-10 will never see it.
~.WZllTliilg:
If you change the SCSI, ID of your SCSI Storage
Device after you format it, your Macros and Banks will no longer work
properly. The ASR-10 will be able’to find the SCSI Storage Device but
the device ID portion of the file path will be different.
ENSONIQ
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0 Version 3 Operating System
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- ENSONi’a]‘” 1
- READ THIS FIRST! 2
- Advanced Sampling Recorder 3
- Version 3 Operation System 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Troubleshooting 8
- List of Tips 10
- What’s New in 3.0 11
- What’s New in 2.5 11
- What’s New in 2.0 11
- What’s New in 1.5 12
- Backing Up the O.S. Disk 13
- Introduction 14
- New Command/Instrument Pages 15
- How To Import Akai Samples 16
- LOAD DEVICE 16
- F'RRTITI2r"l=X 16
- PARTITION 16
- RANGE LO HI Ranges: 17
- NEW NAME 18
- RM2THER? 18
- (ENTER-YES] 19
- DEVItE=XXXXXX 20
- RANGE LO HI 21
- II”)PORTII”IG 21
- Memory Limitations 23
- Layer Limitations 24
- Final Suggestions 25
- New System*MIDI Parameters 27
- ENTER-YES). YOU 28
- ENTER-YES) button. You have 28
- ENTER-YES]. The WaveSample 28
- NTER-YES) repeatedly, and 28
- BRCKUPIREST08E 29
- Please Note the Following! 30
- Caution!Caution! 30
- Sample DAT 31
- What You Need To Get Started 32
- SCSI Review 33
- DAT BACKUP 34
- Select the DAT BACKUP Command 35
- Go Ahead 35
- RECORD-ENTER 37
- COflPLETE 37
- SYSTEM STOP 38
- VERIFY,----OF 38
- DAT RESTORE 39
- DAT VERIFY 40
- User Retry 41
- COMMAND) 42
- Audio Track Recording 43
- Give It a Try! 43
- An Audio Track Tutorial 43
- Play Along with the Sequence 44
- Record Your First RAMTrack 45
- Press Play and Enjoy! 45
- Master Directly to DAT 45
- Save your Work 45
- Caution: 46
- GI’SK-HIT EMTER 47
- Infernal RAM Memory 48
- Types of Audio Tracks 49
- Song Audio Tracks 50
- All About Memory 51
- DiskTrack 53
- recording: 53
- Auditioning DiskTracks 56
- PLRYIREC=OFF 57
- 1 or 2 Inputs? 58
- INPUT+FX Signal Chain Routing 60
- MAIN-OUT Signal Chain Routing 61
- ENTER-YES) (when the 62
- Audio Tracks in “Chain Play” 63
- Which Track is Selected? 64
- Tie the Jack to the Track 64
- Overdubbing 65
- Amalgamation 66
- Audio Triaaer event: 69
- Bounce-Down 71
- Bounce-Down 72
- 240-2 Bounce-Down 72
- Notes on Bounce-down: 72
- Song Audio Track 73
- Audio Track Storage 74
- .&ution: 75
- BRNK MRIIE=RJRK JUT 76
- DELETE EL 76
- L’ERSIEN? 76
- Deleting: 79
- To Delete a RAM AudioSample: 79
- Delete a SCSI AudioSample: 79
- SRL’E GL3BRL 81
- PRRRflETERS 81
- 72 ENSONIQ 82
- New Sequencer Parameters 83
- COMMAND) will leave them 86
- New (Audio) Track Parameters 87
- RSf:PLNFI17E=RS::PL--u”CO3U 88
- RflE=‘U1‘1CEFI1”1ED* 88
- AUDIO TRACK) button) 91
- Caution:Caution: 92
- System Optimization Tips 95
- AudioSample Specs 95
- INSTRUMENT), and 97
- ENTER-YES to begin 97
- ENTER-YES), or selecting an 99
- ENTER-YES) 100
- Effect Parameters 102
- Additional Effect Parameters 116
- SP-3 SCSI Interface Manual 117
- Getting Started 118
- SCSI Terminators 119
- ~.WZllTliilg: 121
- Selecting the Storage Device 123
- ENTER-YES) 125
- Managing Disk Files 127
- Directories 128
- Directory Commands 129
- Directory Recommendations 130
- I I I I 1 130
- File Paths 131
- Bank Files 131
- Direct-MacrosTM 132
- TRACK) locations contain 135
- INSTRUMENT), and continue 137
- Limited Warranty for the SP-3 138
- What is the DI-10 Digital 139
- Interface? 139
- About the Digital Input 139
- Easy All-Digital Sampling 140
- Starting to Record 141
- Normalizing Gain 142
- Default Output Routings 142
- About the Digital Output 142
- DI-10 Appendix 143
- DI-10 Digital 144
- Glossary 145
- Version 3 Index 147
- DEFINITION 101 148
- MAIN-OUT48,61 150
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 153
- EN50NiPI”’ 154
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