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EDIT SAMPLE

Page 134 S3000XL Operator’s Manual

For the most part, you will probably find that one loop is sufficient for most

sounds so don’t worry about setting multiple loops for every sound - you

don’t

have

to use them.

NOTE: The easiest way to set HOLD is to type in 9999 - this will select HOLD.

The name of the currently selected sample is shown next which can be

changed if you wish. The memory percentage indicator is also shown.

Below this line are the fields for setting the loop points.

LENGTH AT

Here you can select the point at which looping will begin. I.e. when

playback reaches this point, it will go back to the point determined by the

field described below and will loop either for as long as the time: field

is set or for as long as you hold the note(s) if HOLD is selected in the time:

field.

The actual length of the looped portion (as opposed to the length of time

that the loop will repeat) is set in this field.

As you adjust these parameters, you will see two vertical lines move in the left part of the

display, showing the position of the start and end points of the loop. You will note that this

value is locked to the point - if you adjust the point, this parameter will also

change. This is invaluable in cases where you have found a good loop length and want to

reposition it elsewhere.

The length field is adjustable is very fine steps to allow you to manually set very accurate

loops.

In the right half of the display you will see another waveform display. This is the point of

the loop (i.e. the point set by the parameter). As you change loop length or adjust

the position, this area will display the waveform. The idea is to match these up as well

as possible. You may use the and keys to zoom in or out of this display for

greater accuracy.

LOOP AUTO FIND AND CROSSFADE LOOPING

The and keys are there to help you in your search for the perfect loop. The

key looks for points of equal amplitude. Repeated pressing of this will make the

S3000XL try and try again and you must judge if the loop is acceptable or not. The

key is invaluable in creating loops. What this function does is to crossfade a portion of the

sound before and after the loop according to the time set in the field next to the

field. This will smooth out any glitches you may have. This can be very effective in getting

almost perfect loops. FIND and CROSSFADE functions are both non-realtime editing

functions and may take a few seconds or more to calculate, depending on the length of

the sample.

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