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TENORI-ON AND SAMPLING

A key advantage of the hardware

versions of the Tenori-On (TNR and

TNR-W-O) versus the iPad-App

discussed in the previous article is

the ability to use samples.

This article is about how to manage a Te-

nori-On sample library on the basis of your

own or purchased samples and how to load

them into the Tenori-On.

SAMPLINGS AND

USER VOICES

Audio files (samples) in WAV or AIFF for-

mat can be loaded into the User Voice

section of the Tenori-On and then played

just like the internal Voices.

The User Voice section of the Tenori-On

can store up to three Voices, which can

be selected as illustrated using the Voice

numbers <01/16>, <02/16>, and

<03/16>.

Each User Voice can have up to 16 indivi-

dual samples, which can be assigned to the

16 LED buttons.

Thus, in the Tenori-on a maximum of 48

samples can be used simultaneously.

Samples can be up to 0.97 seconds in

length, resulting in a total capacity of ap-

prox 46 seconds.

The User Voices are loaded as „Samplings“

from an SD memory card into the Tenori-

On.

The following five functions for Samplings

files are available in the Tenori-On:

•Load Samplings

•Save Samplings

•Rename Samplings

•Delete Samplings

•Samplings Info (information about

the Samplings files)

For more information about the functions,

see the manual on pages 93 to 98.

The Samplings are non-volatile. Once loa-

ded samples remain in the memory even

after switching off the device.

USER VOICE

MANAGER

With the largely self-explanatory User

Voice Manager users can create Voices

for their Tenori-On. Samples from WAV or

AIFF format are converted to the file for-

mat used by the Tenori-On (file name ex-

tension „.tnw“). In addition, the software

is used to assign or „map“ samples to the

16 LED buttons.

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