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Synclavier Regen User Manual 104
Regen has pulled out all the stops for sample playback: each partial contains a
patchlist of up to 48 soundfiles; different sample playback modes are
implemented, such as loop and one-shot; and over 555 varied sample files have
been included factory-installed for royalty-free use in your productions.
Factory-installed Samples
When browsing the libraries, you can press the Sample button and you’ll be
presented with a list of all the samples in the current library. All factory-installed
samples are royalty-free and lossless format.
Synclavier Selects Vol 1 to 3 contain hand-picked original Synclavier samples,
many from the NED days, the majority of which are 50 kHz sample rate.
Since Regen’s internal DAC runs at 50kHz, these NED soundfiles playback
without any transformation at their native frequency, but will have
interpolation applied when played back in a frequency other than their base
key. Synclavier uses a variation of cubic spline interpolation for sample
playback, which we have found to be both efficient to calculate and musical
sounding.
Synclavier Digital has also collaborated with leading sound designers to bring a
range of artist samples exclusive to Regen. These modern, sometimes eclectic,
electronically created samples complement the more traditional samples of
instruments found in the Synclavier Selects libraries.
While browsing samples, you can press and hold the Audition option to hear
the sample playback at its native sample rate. When you’ve found a sample you
like the sound of, you can tap the
Enter button to load it to the current track.
What this actually does is create an empty timbre on the selected track, then
places the sample at the top of partial 1’s patchlist. This isn’t always what you
want to do.
Recalling Soundfiles to Partials
Often, you want to keep the other partials intact and load a sample to a
specified partial. If, rather than tapping Enter , you tap the Choose Partials
option, you can then select a partial on which to load your sample from the