Native Instruments BATTERY 4, Manual

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14. Editor Page
The Editor page contains audio editing tools, a loop editor, and a layer and mapping editor, all of
which provide you with extensive editing features for cells, down to the level of editing individual
sample layers within a cell. When the Editor page is opened, The Quick Access area is converted to
a full-blown Wave and Loop Editor. For more information, refer to Quick Access Area .
The Editor page contains the following main sections and elements:
The Editor page
1. Wave Editor : Allows you to edit the audio samples within a cell. When there are multiple
sample layers in a cell, you can edit each of the layers individually. For more information, refer
to Wave Editor .
2. Loop Editor : Allows you to create up to four loop regions in a sample and create loops for each
individual sample layer. For more information, refer to Loop Editor .
3. Mapping Editor : Allows you to edit sample layers and define velocity trigger zones for the
sample layers in a cell, enabling you to restrict sample layers triggering within certain velocity
zones. For more information, refer to Mapping Editor .
4. Editor page : Opens the Editor page when selected.
14.1. Wave Editor
The Wave Editor allows you to destructively edit the audio samples within a cell. When there are
multiple sample layers in a cell, you can edit each of the layers individually.
To open the Wave Editor:
• Click the Wave Editor button below the Waveform Control.
Storing of edited samples differs between the stand-alone application and the plug-in:
•
Stand-alone : BATTERY automatically stores new files for all edited samples when saving a Kit
using the option Patch + Samples . Alternatively, you can render a new sample including all
edits and effects using Render Cell in Place from the cell context menu. For more information,
refer to Applying Effects .
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