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D. Wave Edit (p. 65)
Wave Edit lets you re-encode samples from the sample list (e.g., to change their encoding type
or modify the tempo data).
To display Wave Edit, click the [b] (Sample Info) button located at the bottom of the screen, and
then click the [d] (Wave Edit) tab.
E. Vari Track (p. 68)
Vari Track is the basic screen you will use when creating a song. Drag and drop samples from
the sample list to arrange them into a song. Samples that are placed in this way are called
"frames."
F. Frame Properties (p. 74)
Frame Properties lets you modify the settings (volume, pitch, location, etc.) of a frame in the
Vari Track.
G. Scope Editor (p. 76)
Scope Editor is where you edit playback data for the frames that are placed in the Vari Track.
Here you can edit Pitch, Time, Formant, volume (Dynamics), and notes.
To display the Scope Editor, click the [g] (Scope Editor) button located at the bottom of the
screen, or double-click a frame that has been placed in the Vari Track.
The Scope Editor provides two methods of editing.
• If you want to freely modify the melody by editing the notes (pitch) of a phrase:
Phrase Scope
[Edits apply to] .......... Green frames that were placed with the sample list Keyboard Map (p. 60)
• If you want to divide a phrase into events and change the playback order:
Groove Scope
[Edits apply to] .......... Purple frames that were placed with the sample list Keyboard Map (p.
set to [P].
60) set to [G].
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