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8 - TwistaLoop<br />

Introduction<br />

TwistaLoop is a tool that automatically analyzes any audio by dissecting it into its<br />

rhythmic components. This allows you create and edit multiple loop points and<br />

regions, and have total control over tempo using real-time audio time expansion/<br />

compression.<br />

You can playback analyzed samples at a custom speed, or in time with <strong>Emulator</strong> X’s<br />

clock (or an external clock source). Analyzing a sample with TwistaLoop consists of<br />

three easy steps:<br />

1. Run Beat Analysis on the sample.<br />

2. Verify that you achieved the desired results, and make any fine adjustments to the<br />

analysis.<br />

3. Create as many loops and regions from the analyzed sample as you want.<br />

Once you create loops or regions from an analyzed sample, you can do the following:<br />

• Change the playback speed of any loop.<br />

• Choose which loops are repeated when played back.<br />

• Set up a continuous controller to change in real time which loop plays.<br />

• Sync your loops to <strong>Emulator</strong> X’s master tempo, or to an external tempo sources,<br />

such as a VST host.<br />

• Play different beats or bars from the same sample.<br />

Analyzing Beats In the Sample Edit Window<br />

To run Beat Analysis on a sample, you’ll need to start in the Sample Edit Window.<br />

To Get to the Sample Editor Window<br />

• Click on any sample in the tree to view that sample in the Sample Editor<br />

window.<br />

• Double-click on any sample in the “Voices and Sample Zones” window.<br />

Running Beat Analysis<br />

Beat Analysis looks at a sample and determines its rhythmic aspects. Once you analyze<br />

the sample, it’s easy to create loops based on the Beat and Note Markers that Beat<br />

Analysis produces. This process is easy, and produces great accuracy.<br />

To Run Beat Analysis:<br />

1. Select the sample you want to analyze and click anywhere in the sample display.<br />

2. From the Sample Edit menu, select Beats, Beat Analysis, or press Ctrl-b on your<br />

keyboard. The following dialog appears:<br />

8 - TwistaLoop<br />

Introduction<br />

For more<br />

information on using the<br />

Sample Edit window, see<br />

Editing a Sample on<br />

page 155.<br />

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