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Section 18 — Audio Track Applications ASR-10 Musician’s Manual

4 An Audio Track Tutorial

An Audio Track Tutorial

Before beginning this tutorial, make certain that any Instruments or sequences that you might

want to save have been backed up to floppy (or a SCSI storage device).

Load the Audio Track Tutorial Bank and Play the Song

1. Insert the disk “ENSONIQ ASR-10 Operating System Version 2 (or higher)” into the ASR-10

floppy drive.

2. Press the Load button.

3. Press the Instrument button.

4. Use the Up/Down Arrow buttons to locate the “FILE 11 ATRK TUT BNK” Bank file.

5. With the BANK indicator lit (in the upper left of the display) and the display reading

FILE 11 ATRK TUT BNK, press the Enter•Yes button.

The ASR-10 will begin to load Instruments into various Instrument•Sequence Track

locations. Once loading has completed, the display will read BANK LOAD COMPLETED.

6. Press the Play button.

You will hear ATRK TUT SNG, which is based on the classic 12-bar blues pattern. Later in this

tutorial, you will be using a sequence from within this song to record your first RAMTrack.

When the song reaches the end, it will automatically stop. If you want to stop listening to the

song sooner, you can hit the Stop•Continue button, located immediately to the left of the Play

button.

Select the Sequence for Recording

1. Press Edit, then the Seq•Song button. The name of the song (ATRK TUT SNG) should be

underlined.

2. Press the Up or Down Arrow button to select the sequence named “ATRK BLUES.” This is

the sequence that we’ll be using to record the first RAMTrack. You can listen to this sequence

by pressing Play. Notice that the sequence repeats after 12 bars, because Edit/Seq•Song,

LOOP=ON. This allows you to continually practice your part (after basic set-up) as the

sequence plays, until you’re ready to record.

3. Press the Stop•Continue button to stop the sequence.

Set-up for Recording a RAMTrack

1. Plug a guitar or microphone with a 1/4” phone plug into the jack marked Audio Input A/Left

on the rear panel.

2. Press the Audio Track A button. The yellow Selected LED above the button will light. This

indicates that Audio Track A is selected for editing.

3. Press the Audio Track A button again. The red Source-Monitor LED will light. This indicates

that the Audio Track is active or Source Monitor enabled and can be used to listen to incoming

audio from the corresponding rear panel Audio Input. The Left Audio Input corresponds to

Audio Track A and the Right Audio Input corresponds to Audio Track B.

Its yellow

Selected LED

will light

(solidly):

To select an

Audio Track,

press its button:

Press the Audio Track

button again and the red

Source Monitor LED will

light:

Press Press

Note:

The rack-mount ASR-10 LED and

button placement is different than the

keyboard ASR-10, but the functionality

is identical.

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