Emulator Composite.book - Creative

Region Page
The Region window allows you to define which part of a sample plays. In essence, it
allows you to non-destructively crop the beginning and end of a sample.
• In its simplest use, you can re-define the start and end points of a sample.
• You can use the Region page to view sample information, such as bars, beats,
and loops.
• You can define areas to loop forward or backward.
• You can Explode a region, creating new voices from all visible note markers.
In the case of looping, you can view Beat, Note, and Loop markers, and snap to them.
This way, you can loop portions of a sample in a similar way that you would with
TwistaLoop. The difference here is that if you have multiple voices using the same
sample, you can set up each voice to play a different section (such as a Loop) of the
same sample.
Region Parameters
Selected Sample
Sensitivity and Beats/
Percentage
Selected Region
Bar/Beat/Loop
Markers
Sample Zoom and
Scroll Controls
When you select a voice, or a sample in a multisample voice, the sample shows up in
the bottom of the screen. By default the entire sample is defined as a region. The
selected region is defined in pink.
5 - Voices & Sample Zones
Region Page
Ruler
(in Bar:Beats Format)
Current Sample
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