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Reverse : Reverses the sample.
9. Snap : When activated, all markers snap to the next location where the waveform crosses the
zero line, or to another marker.
10. Full (play icon): Plays the whole sample, from start to finish, i.e. from Start marker ( S ) to End
marker ( E ).
11. Range (play icon): Plays within the Sample Region selector.
12. Range (loop icon): Loops the audio material within the Sample Region continuously.
14.2. Loop Editor
The Loop Editor allows you to create up to four loop regions in a sample. In case there are multiple
sample layers in a cell, you can create loops for each of the sample layers individually.
The Loop Editor contains the following controls:
1. Sample Start/End : Adjusts the sample's start and end point markers, by clicking and dragging
the start ( S ) and the end marker ( E ), respectively.
2. Loop Region Selector : Sets the loop region by clicking and dragging on either side of the Loop
Region selector. To remove the loop, click on the delete button (x icon) in the upper right corner
of the selector.
3. Add Loop (+ icon): Adds a loop to your sample. In case of more than one loop in your sample,
click on an individual Loop Region selector to select it for editing.
4. Layer Selector : Displays the name of the currently loaded sample layer, when there is more
than one sample layer in a cell. Use the drop-down menu on the left side of the sample name
field to
5. Sample Selector : Displays the name of the currently loaded sample. The adjacent arrow
buttons allow you to quick-load other samples into the cell. For more information, refer to
Quick Access Area .
6. Wave Editor : Opens the Wave Editor in the Waveform Control.
7. Loop Editor : Opens the Loop Editor in the Waveform Control.
8. Mode : Determines whether the loop is played until the volume envelope has passed its release
phase ( Loop until End of Envelope ), or to the exact moment the key is released ( Loop until
Key Release ).
9. Count : Determines the number of times the loop will repeat before continuing to play through
the rest of the sample. Possible repetition settings are 0 to 127, and infinite. When set to 0, the
loop repeats for as long as the key is held.
10. Tune : Adjusts the independent tuning of each loop, in a range of +12/-12 semitones.
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