Arturia Mellotron V, Руководство пользователя

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We then click over the region which sample we want to edit. The region becomes
highlighted, and that sample opens in the waveform window of the page. If only one region
is present, that region will be selected by default.
Beware though that the Mellotron V still plays the Track that's selected by the fader. If you
want to hear the edits you're making, ensure that the fader is set to the corresponding track.
7.2.2. Load Button
The Load button in this page works in a similar way to the loading function in the Tape
Tracks page. It works in different ways, depending on what we are working on:
1. If the selected Track has no sounds loaded, and the chosen sound is one of
the factory samples (original Mellotron tape recordings), the sound loads in the
default Mellotron region.
2. If the selected Track has no sounds loaded, and the chosen sound is a user
sample, it creates a new region with the root note in the middle C and a range of
three semitones, and loads the sample in that region.
3. If the selected Track already has a region with a sound, it loads the new sound
(user sample or factory sample) in the highlighted region. The new sample takes
the place of the previous one in the region that's being edited. Any edits (start
point, end point, loop points, envelope, etc.) performed in the region will remain,
and will be applied to the newly loaded sample.
4. If the new sound that's being loaded is a factory sample (Tape), since these
have a pre-determined range and tuning, the existing region is resized and
repositioned. If there are other regions that would be overlapped, they will be
moved upwards.
The dialog box is the same that we already saw when we mentioned the load function.
7.2.3. Remove Button
The Remove button will remove the region being edited. The Sample Editing page closes.
Sample Editing page. Notice the two regions loaded in Track B, which is the
selected track. The waveform window displays the sample associated with
the highlighted region
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