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Section 4 - Effects and Parameters
al triggering is active. There are two audio trig-
gering options and one manual triggering
option. They behave as follows: when set to
MANUAL TRIG, samples and sampling are
triggered using manual methods (pedalboard,
front panel, etc.). When set to AUDIO TRG
ONCE, the sample is triggered once using an
audio source of a set level (determined by the
setting of INPUT TRIG LEVEL), following
which, this Parameter is automatically reset to
MANUAL. When set to AUDIO RE-TRIG, the
sample is retriggered any time a signal over
the level setting of SMPL TRIG LEVEL is
detected.
Smpl Triggr Levl ............Sets the level at which the audio signal will
trigger the sample. Variable from 0 to 100.
Smpl Direct Levl ............Sets the level of the dry (non-effected) sound.
Variable from 0 to 100.
Smpl Start Point ............Determines the point at which the sample will
begin playing. This Parameter can be used to
eliminate unwanted sounds at the beginning of
the sample; such as, empty space (silence),
fret noise, amplifier buzz, wrong notes, etc.
Each time this Parameter is changed, the
sample is retriggered. This allows easy editing
of start sample points. This control can be set
at any point in the sample below the setting of
SAMPLE stop point. Like the DELAY TIME
Parameter in delay Modules, this Parameter is
controlled in two ranges. Refer to page 31 of
the owner's manual on controlling the delay
time of a delay Module for explanation of the
ranges.
Smpl Stop Point ............Determines the point at which the sample
stops playing. This Parameter can be used to
eliminate unwanted sounds from the end of
the sample. This Parameter can be set at any
point in the sample above the setting of SAM-
PLE START. Like the DELAY TIME Parameter
of delay Modules, this Parameter is controlled
in two ranges. Refer to page 31 of the owner's
manual on controlling the delay time of a delay
Module for an explanation of the ranges.
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