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Re-encoding a sample (Wave Edit)
Loop
If you want playback to occur repeatedly, turn looping on.
Display Grid
Switches the display grid.
Zoom tool
Changing the encoding type
For details on the encoding type, refer to "What is encoding?" (p. 55).
1. At the bottom of the screen, click the [Sample Info] button (
[Wave Edit] tab (
2. In the sample list shown at the left, click the sample that you want to edit.
3. Click the [Edit] button (
4. Press a button in the diagram to specify the encoding type.
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5. Finally, click the [Save] button. The sample will be saved, and re-sent to the VariOS. If you click
the [Cancel] button, your changes will be discarded and you will exit Edit mode.
Changing the original tempo
If the tempo of the sample does not match the song, you can change the original tempo of the sample.
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1. As described in steps 1–3 of "Changing the encoding type," enter Edit mode.
2. Adjust the tempo by entering a new value in either the "Tempo" or "Beats" field.
To edit numerically, double-click the value and edit it in the dialog box that appears.
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3. Finally, click the [Save] button. The sample will be saved, and re-sent to the VariOS. If you click
the [Cancel] button, your changes will be discarded and you will exit Edit mode.
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Expands or contracts the waveform display.
) to access the Wave Edit screen.
Solo encoding
Backing encoding
Ensemble encoding
Doubles the value
Halves the value
) to enter Edit mode.
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