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Editing a Sample (SAMPLE EDIT)
Marking and Splitting Samples (MARK)
You can split a sample up into multiple smaller samples. To split a sample, you must first mark the locations where the
sample is to be split using markers.
Here we explain about the different ways to add markers.
Adding a marker at the desired location
You can choose where to place a marker (the location where the sample is to be split) while looking at the sampleʼs
waveform.
1
Press pads [1]‒[16] to select the sample to which you want to add markers.
2
Hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the [START/END] button.
The marker setting screen appears.
3
Decide on where to add the marker by using the [CTRL 1] knob, and then press the [MARK] button.
This adds the marker to the sample.
You can use the following controllers when the edit screen is shown.
Controller
[CTRL 1] knob
[SHIFT] button + [CTRL 1]
knob
[CTRL 2] knob
[SHIFT] button + [CTRL 2]
knob
[CTRL 3] knob
[MARK] button
[DEL] button
You can press pads [1]‒[16] to preview the audio at the corresponding marker.
Adding markers while previewing a sample
You can choose where to place a marker (the location where the sample is to be split) while previewing (listening to) the
sample.
1
Press pads [1]‒[16] to select the sample to which you want to add markers.
Operation
Moves the cursor (the location where a marker is placed).
Zooms the area around the cursor in/out.
Moves the marker that you selected using the [CTRL 3] knob.
Zooms the area in/out around the marker selected using the [CTRL
3] knob.
Selects the marker to operate.
Adds a marker at the cursor location.
Deletes the marker that you selected using the [CTRL 3] knob.
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