Chapter 5: TL Drum Rehab
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# of Zones
The # of Zones pop-up menu lets you select the
number of Velocity Zones into which you can
load samples. TL Drum Rehab lets you have up
to 16 Velocity Zones. This is the same as in the
Trigger panel (see “# of Zones” on page 31).
Play
In the Samples panel, click Play to audition the
currently loaded sample for the selected Zone
and Clip.
Clear
In the Samples panel, click
Clear
to clear the cur-
rently loaded sample for the selected Zone and
Clip.
Velocity Map
In the Samples panel, the Velocity Map func-
tions the same as in the Trigger panel (see “Ve-
locity Map and Velocity Zones” on page 32).
Sample Name Display
The Sample Name display displays the name of
the sample currently loaded into the selected
Zone and Clip is displayed right above the Clear
button.
Invert
In the Samples panel, click
Invert
to invert the
phase of all Clips in the currently selected posi-
tion (A or B). Invert can be useful for ensuring
phase alignment with other drum tracks in the
session. It can also be used for shaping the tone
of drum sounds—a classic analog technique.
Waveshaping Controls
Use the envelope and EQ controls to shape the
sound for all clips in the currently selected posi-
tion (A or B).
Attack
Emphasizes or reduces the attack charac-
teristics of all clips in the currently selected po-
sition (A or B). The Attack slider has a range of
–100% to +100%.
Sustain
Emphasizes or reduces the sustain char-
acteristics of all clips in the currently selected
position (A or B). The Sustain slider has a range
of –100% to +100%.
EQ Gain
Applies a peaking or dipping EQ to all
clips in the current position (A or B). The EQ
Gain slider has a range of –15 dB to +15 dB.
Freq
Adjusts the frequency of the EQ for all clips
in the current position (A or B). The EQ Gain
slider has a range of 10 Hz to 15 kHz.
Q
Adjusts the Q of the EQ for all clips in the cur-
rent position (A or B). The Q slider has a range of
0.1 to 6.0.
Sample Name display