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(TRIM)
TRIM
parameters
define a
sample's beginning
(START
POINT)
and ending
(END
POINT). As
in
the
diagram below
,
the
first
part
of the
sample
may
contain unnecessary
silence
or noise
that
can be
deleted
by
setting
the
start
point, or
you
could
set
the
end
point
to
leave the natural
decaying resonance
at
the
end
of
the
sample.
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START
POINT
END
POINT
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Trimmed
parts of the
sample—
between
its
original
beginning
point
and
the
start point,
and
between
the
end
point
and
the
original
end,
can be
returned
to
available
memory
for
another
sampling
by
discarding.
See page
32.
*
If
effectively setting
the
start
and end
points,
a
reversed
sample
could
be
obtained.
See page
32.
START
POINT
Determines
the position
at
which
playback
will
begin.
The
initial
value
is
"0"
(equals the original
beginning
point).
START
FINE
Precisely adjusts the
START
POINT.
END
POINT
Determines
the position
at
which
playback
will
end.
The
initial
value
is
a
maximum
(equals the
original
ending
point),
depending on
the
sample's
length.
END
FINE
Precisely adjusts the
END
POINT.
Value Range:
START/END
POINT: 0-499
(one unit=l
,000)
START/END
FINE:
0-999
(equals the
last
three
digits
of
the
POINT.)
Available value
for
the
start
and end
points
will
vary
depending on
the
sample's
legth.
As
in
the
diagram below
,
the
largest
sample could be trimmed
within
a
range of
0-499,999
.
(FINE
determines
the
last
three
digits.)
499,999
15.6
seconds
In "Trial
1"
on
the following
pageyou can
find
how
to actually
set
these parameters.
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