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®ÂØÒÅˆÎ MC-909 Getting Started Guide

Setting the Sampling Level

We’ll set the sampling level using the MC-909’s INPUT VOLUME knob.

1. On the SAMPLE SHOW CD, locate Track 27 and play it. As you set the sampling level,

you can replay this selection or let the CD run—most of its tracks are roughly the same

volume.

2. Adjust the INPUT VOLUME knob until the signal is as loud as possible without triggering

the CLIP indicators in the onscreen meters. If “CLIP” appears, lower the input level until it

no longer does.

Clip indicators

It’s okay if the loud click at the end of the groove clips—we’ll be cutting that click off of our

sample anyway.

Capturing the Sample

Now we’re ready to go.

1. Cue up your CD player to Track 27 and hit its Pause button so Track 27 is ready to start

when you press Play.

2. Press F3 (Trim Sw) to checkmark it. The Trim Switch helpfully sets some

important sample parameters for us, as we’ll see a bit later.

3. On the MC-909, press F2 (Auto Trig) to turn on Auto Triggering by

checkmarking it. This sets the MC-909 to start sampling automatically

when it hears the CD selection begin. At the top of the screen, the MC-909

announces, “Now, Waiting for The Input Signal.”

Before we capture the sample, here’s what’s about to happen, just so you’re ready when it

does:

• When the CD player plays Track 27, the MC-909 will automatically begin sampling it. You’ll

see the sampling time count away on the MC-909 as the sample is captured.

• When you hear the loud click at the end of Track 27, you’ll stop sampling by pressing F5

(Stop) on the MC-909. Locate the F5 button now so you’re ready to move quickly. (F5 is

currently the Cancel button, but that’ll change once sampling begins.)

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