Trillium Lane Labs Plug-ins Guide
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Commit
Commit lets you
commit
specific triggers for
sample playback. Committed triggers play back
regardless of whether or not Listen is enabled. If
Listen is enabled, all detected triggers play back.
If Listen is disabled, only committed triggers
play back. Committing triggers with Listen en-
abled is useful for making sure that specific trig-
gers are always at the desired location—for ex-
ample, with sounds that do not have clear
attack transients, you can commit and move the
detected trigger to the desired location. Com-
mitting triggers with Listen disabled is useful for
playing back only the committed triggers—for
example, when using TL Drum Rehab on a track
with a recording of an entire drum kit, you may
want to only enhance the kick drum sound.
To commit detected triggers:
1
Listen for triggers (see “Triggering Controls”
on page 34).
2
Select the Expert panel.
3
Do one of the following:
• Click
Commit All
to commit all detected trig-
gers.
– or –
• Click
Commit
and then click only the trig-
gers you want to commit. Committed trig-
gers are indicated by a red arrow.
To play back only committed triggers:
1
Deselect Listen.
2
Start playback.
To edit the position of a committed trigger:
1
In the Expert or Trigger panels, click and hold
the trigger you want to move. The waveform
display zooms to the sample level centered
around the selected trigger.
2
While still holding down the mouse, move
the trigger left or right until it is at the desired
location.
3
Release the mouse.
If you have already selected replacement sam-
ples to be triggered, the waveform of the re-
placement sample is displayed in green over the
track audio waveform (which is white).
Committing specific detected triggers
Editing the location of a committed trigger
Editing the location of a committed trigger,
replacement sample waveform displayed in green