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Alternatively you can also adjust the loop' start and end points by dragging the borders of the

loop in the Sample view, and move the entire loop by dragging its title bar.

By moving the loop's start and end points closer to each other you can shrink the loop to

very small values on-the-fly, thereby creating very interesting glitch effects in a live sit-

The loop will always stay within the play range of the Sample. Therefore, when moving

the Sample's playback start and end points closer to each other, keep in mind that it

might also shrink the loop!

(3) TUNE / MIX section

section contains parameters controlling pitch- and level-related aspects of the

Sample playback.

Enable this to define a loop in the Sample of the focused Zone.

When the play position reaches the loop, the playback is looped

as long as the note is held. This can be useful to loop either a

whole Sample or part of it, e.g., to simulate a longer tone. Note:

this technique requires that you set the Sampler's

to AHD or ADSR on the

Adjusts the loop's start point.

Adjusts the loop's end point.

Allows you to blend a little of the material near the loop start

and end points in order to get a smoother, less abrupt loop. This

is particularly helpful if the loop is inducing any clicks.

Sets the tuning of the focused Zone.

Sets the gain of the focused Zone.

Pitch / Envelope

Sampling and Sample Mapping

Mapping Samples to Zones

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