Emulator Composite.book - Creative
Emulator Composite.book - Creative
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7 - Editing a Sample<br />
Sample Edit Tools<br />
Sample Edit Tools<br />
The sample edit toolbar displays the most commonly used sample editing tools. These<br />
tools can also be accessed from the Sample menu under “Edit”. Select an area of the<br />
sample for processing using the mouse, then select the process you wish to perform.<br />
MIDI<br />
Audition<br />
Normalize<br />
Truncate<br />
Fade Adjust<br />
Gain<br />
DC Filter<br />
Reverse<br />
Swap L-R<br />
Bit<br />
Reduction<br />
Time<br />
Compress<br />
Pitch<br />
Shift<br />
Transform<br />
Multiply<br />
Analyze<br />
Beats<br />
Convert<br />
Mono-Stereo<br />
MIDI Audition<br />
MIDI Audition allows you to (monophonically) play the current sample using your<br />
MIDI keyboard. The sample can be transposed up or down from C4 which plays the<br />
original pitch. The transpose feature is useful when looping since sometimes a transposed<br />
sample will reveal a tick or pop which was masked at original pitch.<br />
A looped sample will continue to play inside the loop from the point where you<br />
released the key. An un-looped sample will play from the beginning as long as you play<br />
the entire sample. If you release the key before the end of the sample, the sample will<br />
begin at the release point the next time you press a key. This feature is useful to cue up<br />
extremely long samples.<br />
• To play the entire sample from the beginning, select the entire waveform<br />
(double-click on the wave or use Select All), then play the keyboard.<br />
• The sample will always play from the beginning of any selected region.<br />
• To play from the beginning of a sample with no region selected, press the Ctrl<br />
key on the computer keyboard while you play your MIDI keyboard.<br />
• Footswitch 1 (set in Preferences, Controllers) operates as a sustain pedal when<br />
MIDI audition is enabled.<br />
To MIDI Audition a Sample<br />
1. Click once on a sample icon in the Tree to select it for editing. The waveform<br />
display appears.<br />
2. Turn on MIDI Audition by pressing the button on the toolbar or by selecting<br />
Audition from MIDI from the Sample Edit menu.<br />
3. Play a key on your MIDI keyboard. The selected sample plays.<br />
Sample Rate<br />
Convert<br />
4. Play another key. Note that the sample begins playing from the point you released<br />
the key.<br />
5. Press the Ctrl key while you play the MIDI keyboard to play from the beginning of<br />
the sample.<br />
6. Select a region (or the entire sample) to audition only the selected region.<br />
Important:<br />
IntelliEdit MUST be<br />
turned ON in the MIDI<br />
Preferences menu for<br />
MIDI Audition to work.<br />
168 <strong>Emulator</strong> X2 Operation Manual<br />
Loop<br />
Select<br />
Loop<br />
Autocorrelate<br />
Loop<br />
Select<br />
All<br />
No<br />
Snap<br />
Snap to<br />
Zero-Crossing<br />
Snap To<br />
Marker<br />
External<br />
Editor
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