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Can’t write audio tracks
Additional writing is not possible on a CD-R/RW disc
that has been finalized.
Can’t play back the disc on an audio CD player
Did you finalize the disc?
• If you want to finalize the disc after writing
additional data, check the Execute finalize too
check box when executing the menu command
Write to CD (Media– Make Audio CD), so that the
disc will be finalized. → p.151, PG p.415
• If you only want to finalize the disc, select the
menu command Finalize Audio CD (Media– Make
Audio CD), and press the OK button to finalize the
disc. → PG p.415
Are you using CD-R media?
• Since some CD players are unable to play CD-RW
media, we recommend that you use CD-R media.
Have you tried using a different type of media?
• Some CD-R/RW media cannot be played by some
CD players. You may be able to play back
successfully by using a different type (brand) of
CD-R/RW media.
WAVE files
Can’t load
Is the WAVE file in a format that the M3 can load?
→ PG p.405, p.629
• Only 48 kHz or 44.1 kHz WAVE files can be
inserted into the Track CD List in the Media mode
Make Audio CD page.
Can’t preview
Is the WAVE file in a format that the M3 can load?
→ PG p.629
• You can’t preview if the name of the WAVE file on
external media is longer than eight characters.
Rename the file so that its name is eight characters
or fewer.
Connections with a computer
USB or FireWire (optional EXB-FW)
The M3 does not respond to MIDI data sent
from outside
Are all USB cables and FireWire (IEEE 1394) cables
connected correctly? → p.30, p.31
The computer does not detect the M3
Is the USB cables and the FireWire cable connected
correctly? → p.30, p.31
It is possible that the operating system of your
computer has become unstable. Power-off your
computer and the M3, and then turn the power back
on again.
An error occurs when you disconnect from
the computer
Never disconnect the M3 from the computer while
your host application is in use.
While connected, you are asked to install
software or a device driver
Does the operating system version of your computer
support the M3? → p.34
Included CD-ROM
Can’t install the driver
Is the USB cable connected correctly?
Is the CD-ROM inserted in your CD drive?
• Make sure that the CD-ROM is inserted correctly.
Is the lens of your CD drive dirty?
• Use a commercially-available lens cleaner to clean
the lens.
Are you able to use USB?
• If you are using Windows XP, go to [Control Panel]
→ [System], and select the [Hardware] tab. In
[Device Manager], check the settings for Universal
Serial Bus Controller and USB Root Hub.
Has the M3 been detected as an unknown device?
• If you are using Windows XP, go to [Control Panel]
→ [System], select the [Hardware] tab, and check
[Device Manager]. If the M3 has not been detected
correctly, it will be displayed in “Other devices” or
“Unknown devices.” Reconnect the USB cable; if
the M3 is again displayed as an “Unknown device,”
the computer has failed to detect it correctly. Delete
the “Unknown device” entry, and reinstall the
driver. → p.34
Your software does not respond to the M3
Is the USB cable connected correctly?
Did you install the driver?
Has your computer detected the connected M3?
• If you are using Windows XP, go to Control Panel
→ “Sounds and Audio Devices Properties” and
click the Hardware tab.
If you are using Mac OS X, go to Macintosh HD →
Application folder → Utility folder → “Audio MIDI
Settings,” select the “MIDI Devices” tab, and check
that the M3 has been detected.
Some computers may not recognize the M3
because of their hardware configuration.
Check the M3’s assignments and USB-MIDI port
settings.
The connected device or software may not support the
messages you are transmitting. Refer to the manual of
the connected device or software to verify that it
responds to the messages you are transmitting.
- IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS 1
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2
- About this manual 4
- Table of Contents 5
- Playing Programs and 10
- Combinations 10
- Selecting combinations 11
- Quick Start 12
- Listening to the demo songs 13
- Sequencer mode 14
- Introduction to the M3 15
- Front and rear panels 17
- M3-M Front panel 18
- 5. Drum/Chord Pads 19
- 3. DRUM TRACK 19
- 4. KARMA 19
- 12. COMPARE 21
- 13. PAGE SELECT 21
- 14. SAMPLING switches 21
- Rear panel/Bottom panel 23
- Objects in the display 25
- Basic Information 28
- Global mode 29
- Media mode 29
- Basic operations 30
- VALUE controllers 31
- 5. Writing/saving 32
- Turning the power on/off 33
- Connections 34
- Connecting audio equipment 35
- Analog audio input 36
- Digital audio output 36
- Digital audio input 36
- Connecting a damper pedal 37
- Connecting a computer 38
- MIDI connectors 39
- Local Control On settings 40
- Connecting MIDI devices 41
- Connecting a USB device 41
- (HDD, CD-R/RW, etc.) 41
- Installing the software 42
- Installing the M3 application 43
- KEYBOARD port 44
- SOUND port 44
- Playing and editing Programs 45
- Performing with KARMA and 48
- Using Controllers 49
- Keyboard 50
- X–Y controller 51
- PAD MODE 52
- CHORD ASSIGN 52
- Pads 1–8 52
- VALUE slider 53
- Damper Pedal 53
- Foot Switch 53
- Controller settings for the 54
- Easy Program editing 55
- Using COMPARE 57
- Saving your edits 58
- Overview of editing pages 59
- Basic oscillator settings 59
- Polyphonic/monophonic playing 60
- Working with Multisamples 60
- Multisample popup button 61
- Waveform 62
- Using Alternate Modulation 63
- (AMS) and the AMS Mixers 63
- Controlling Pitch 64
- Using Filters 65
- Filter Types 66
- Modulating the filters 66
- LFO modulation 67
- Keyboard Track 67
- Using the Amp section 68
- Amp modulation 69
- X–Y control settings 70
- KARMA settings 71
- Drum Track settings 71
- Automatically importing a 72
- Program into Sequence mode 72
- Playing combinations 73
- Auditioning the sound 74
- Overview: Combination Banks 74
- Using controllers to modify 75
- Easy Combination editing 76
- Control Assign 77
- Switches 1–8 77
- Sliders 1–8 77
- Reset Controls 77
- A suggested approach for 79
- Layers, Splits, and Velocity 79
- Switches 79
- Creating Velocity Switches 80
- MIDI settings 81
- Altering Programs to fit 82
- Combination 83
- Overview 85
- Patterns 86
- Cue List 86
- Playing Songs 88
- Playing Songs Playback 89
- MIDI recording 91
- 92
- 92
- Recording MIDI in real-time 93
- Manual punch-in 94
- Auto punch-in 94
- Loop All Tracks 94
- Bass drum: C3 95
- Snare: E3 95
- Hi hat: F#3 95
- Step recording 96
- Recording variation 97
- Setup in Sequencer mode 98
- Recording patterns 101
- Song editing 103
- Creating RPPR data 105
- RPPR playback 106
- Recording an RPPR 106
- Sampling in Sequencer mode 108
- Creating a cue list 109
- Converting a cue list into a 110
- Saving your song 111
- M3 sequencer file formats 112
- The Compare function 112
- Memory Protect 113
- About MIDI 113
- Sampling Overview 115
- Sampling frequency and bit 116
- Sampling Overview Compare 117
- Creating multisample indexes 118
- Creating multiple samples 119
- Assigning samples to the pads 119
- Basic sampling procedure 120
- Execute the sampling setup 122
- Adjust the recording level 122
- Check the sampled content 123
- Automatic “resampling” 123
- Loop Edit – P2: Loop Edit 124
- Use Zero 125
- Truncate 125
- Sample (waveform data) 126
- Multisample editing – 127
- P3: Multisample Edit 127
- Ripping – P5: Audio CD 128
- Using a sample in a drum kit 129
- Saving multisamples and 129
- Resampling a phrase 130
- Sampling only an external 131
- KARMA function 131
- In-Track Sampling 134
- WAVE file 135
- How Global mode is structured 137
- Global settings 137
- System preference 138
- Audio input settings 139
- MIDI Basic/Routing 139
- External control 139
- Pedal and other controller 140
- Assigning MIDI CC#s to 141
- KARMA, X–Y, and Pad 141
- Creating user scales 141
- Setting Category Names 142
- Using Drum Kits 143
- Editing Drum Kits 144
- Using Exclusive Groups 145
- Saving Drum Kits 146
- Saving data 147
- Writing to internal memory 148
- Writing while X–Y MODE is on 149
- Saving to media (Media–Save) 150
- Media setup 151
- How to save data 151
- Using the M3 as a data filer 152
- Loading data 153
- Loading M3 system update data 155
- Media utility 156
- Creating audio CDs 158
- Viewing information about 160
- Using Effects 161
- Effects in each mode 162
- Routing effect settings 163
- Master effects 164
- Total Effect 165
- Effect settings in Sampling 166
- Insert effects 167
- Common FX LFO 169
- Using KARMA 171
- KARMA module parameters 173
- Dynamic MIDI 173
- KARMA CONTROLS 174
- Performing with KARMA 175
- Performing with the KARMA 177
- KARMA function settings 180
- KARMA module MIDI filtering 181
- KARMA module CC offset 181
- CC Offset 181
- KARMA function settings in 184
- Combination mode 184
- Dynamic MIDI settings 187
- Specifying the random seeds 187
- Synchronizing the KARMA 190
- Slave operation 191
- Master operation 191
- Drum Track function 193
- Track program 194
- Drum Track function on/off 195
- Drum Track function settings 197
- Using the KARMA and Drum 199
- Track functions together 199
- Settings in Combination and 200
- Sequencer modes 200
- Synchronizing the Drum Track 201
- Creating a Drum Track pattern 203
- Editing names 205
- Setting the functions of SW1 206
- Setting the functions of 206
- Realtime Controls Slider 5–8 206
- Using tap tempo 207
- Resetting controller values 207
- Shortcuts 208
- Appendices 209
- Installing options 210
- Available option boards for 211
- Verifying installation 211
- Installing the options and 212
- Installing the EXB-FW 213
- Installing the EXB-M256 214
- Removing the EXB-M256 214
- Troubleshooting 216
- Programs and Combinations 218
- Sampling 219
- X–Y control 220
- Drum Kits 220
- Pads or damper pedal do not 221
- USB Media, and CD 221
- WAVE files 222
- Connections with a computer 222
- Included CD-ROM 222
- Error messages 223
- E (Error–Exceeded) 224
- F (File–Front) 225
- I (Illegal–Index) 225
- M (Master–Multisample) 226
- P (Pattern–Program) 228
- R (Rear sample–Root) 228
- S (Sample–S/P DIF) 228
- T (The clock–Track) 229
- W (Wave) 230
- Types of media supported by 231
- Operations that the M3 can 231
- Specifications and options 232
- MIDI Implementation Chart 236
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