Native Instruments Groove production studio Manual page 208

Audio Editing
Audio editing allows you to process your Samples. Press Button 5 to enter audio editing:
Editing on the hardware.
Display Element
RANGE
START
END
Selecting Audio Processes
Use Button 7 and 8 to access the audio function you want to use. To perform the audio func-
tion on the Sample, press Button 6 after selecting it. Available functions are:
Display Element
TRUNCATE
NORMALIZE
REVERSE
FADE IN
FADE OUT
DC FIX
SILENCE
CUT
Description
Using Knob 1 and Knob 2, you can select the part of the Sample that will
be processed. To process the whole Sample, make sure you set the start
and end point on page 1 accordingly.
Use Knob 1 to define the start point of the Sample to be processed.
Use Knob 2 to define the end point of the Sample to be processed.
Description
This causes the part of the Sample that is outside of the range to be delet-
ed.
This increases the volume of the selected Sample to the maximum possi-
ble value without inducing distortion.
This reverses the Sample.
This creates a Fade In to the Sample.
This creates a Fade Out of the Sample.
This removes the DC offset which may cause audible clicks in the begin-
ning or the end of the Sample.
This silences the selected part of the Sample.
This causes the part of the Sample that is inside of the range to be delet-
ed.
Sampling and Sample Mapping
Controlling Sampling from the Hardware
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