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Yamaha SU10
Digital Sampling Unit
Introduced: 1996
Discontinued: 1998 (?) |
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Features:
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- Record and replay up to 48 stereo waveforms
- Maximum sampling rate is 44.1kHz
- Or select a lower sampling rate to increase available sampling time - to a maximum of 54 seconds
- Set playback direction, loop type, and pad action separately for each sample
- Set arbitrary start, end, and loop points
- Adjust relative playback volume
- Assign arbitrary MIDI note numbers to your samples
- Finger-driven Ribbon Controller
- Control the filter cutoff frequency
- "Scratch" out a sound segment
- Slide the pitch
- Control crossfading of local playback and external input
- Works with SU10 playback and on realtime input from:
- CD player
- microphone
- or other Sound source
- HOLD selected samples, or play samples in REVERSE.
- SCALE mode to set
a single sample to play at incremental pitches along the console.
- FILTER
modes to apply filtering to local playback or realtime throughput
- Sequencing functions stores up to four sample-replay sequences as
independent "songs"
- Song and sample replay can be used together so you can set up a song as a background, then play samples on top of it
- MIDI bulk dumps to back up all data to external storage
- Drive the SU10 from a remote keyboard or
sequencer, or drive a remote tone generator from the SU10
- Assign arbitrary note
numbers to your 48 samples, and an arbitrary controller number to the ribbon
controller
- Package includes two CDs
- Showcase Sampling Collection with over
500 performance-oriented samples from Time+Space
- Sound Effects
Collection with 270 samples
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