Time-Stretch A Sample; Set Start And End Points - Arturia VOCODER V User Manual

5.4.2. Time-Stretch a Sample

While in a sample's edit mode, click on the Stretch button. If the sample has Start and End
points (see the next section), stretching applies only to the region between these points.
Click on the drop-down menu to the right of Stretch to choose between Multi (specifies a
multiple of the sample duration, from 0.125 to 4 times), or Bars (1/32 note to 8 bars). After
making your selection, click on the field to the right of the drop-down menu, then drag up
or down to choose the new duration in Multi or Bars. The sample syncs to the host tempo
when Vocoder V is a plug-in, or to the internal tempo in stand-alone mode (under Audio Midi
Settings).

5.4.3. Set Start and End Points

There are two handles just below the sample's Time Ruler. Initially they are at the sample's
beginning and end, but as shown above, you can drag them to specify where sample
playback begins and ends. The cell number appears on a label that attaches to the Start
marker. Note that the Start and End point handles are independent, so changing one doesn't
change the other's position.
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♪: To return a start or end marker to its default position, double-click on it.
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