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To change the Tempo Granularity, check the box next to Tempo granularity changes
here, and set the granularity. This command sets the tempo granularity for the
currently selected beat and all subsequent beats. Click OK to apply the changes.
Creating Loops from Your Analyzed Sample
Once you’ve analyzed your sample, it’s very easy to create loops within your sample.
You can create as many loops as you want and assign them to different voices, assign
continuous controllers to cycle through them, etc.
To Create a Loop Within an Analyzed Sample:
1. Make sure Snap to Marker is selected (this turns on by default when you run
Beat Analysis).
2. Use your mouse to select the part of your sample you want to loop. For your loop
to keep in sync with other loops, you must select an area between two Beat Markers
that has a tempo.
3. From the Sample Loop menu, select Make Loop From Selection
(or press Ctrl-Shift-L on your keyboard).
4. Click the Loop button to turn looping on (it should be on by default).
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Analyzing Beats In the Sample Edit Window
For more
information on creating
loops, see “Looping and
Loop Processing” on
page 180.
Tip: Make sure that
your loop begins and
ends on a beat marker
that has been assigned a
bar and beat, and that
the loop has a tempo.
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