Emulator Composite.book - Creative

Select a region between two beat markers.
11. Select the other voice and repeat step 9, only selecting a different region of the
sample.
Voice 2
Click and Drag
Select a different region.
Click and Drag
Voice 1
Now, when you play C3 on your controller, the region selected in Voice 1 loops. When
you play D1 on your controller, the region selected in Voice 2 loops.
Play around, try making more voices and mapping different regions to them. You are
not limited to selecting by beats; you can select an area between Note Markers or Loop
points. Or, if you hide all markers, you can freely select any region of the sample.
However, region-based loops will only lock to the master or preset tempo if your
regions are defined between two beat markers AND set to forward looping.
Using the RT Win With Regions
You can do some creative things with real-time crossfades and regions. For example, if
you use a beat-analyzed sample, such as a drum beat, with multiple voices, you can set
each voice to use a different region of the same sample. Then you can switch and
crossfade between the two regions in real time. Using beat markers to define the
regions, in conjunction with the Lock To Tempo feature ensures that all the voices stay
in sync with each other.
To Set up The RT Win to Crossfade Between Two Loops
1. Set up several voices, each using a different region of the same sample with forward
looping.
2. Make sure that the voices are mapped to the same keyrange on your keyboard.
8 - TwistaLoop
Using Regions of Analyzed Samples
Tip: To easily select
an area between two
beat markers, you can
hide Note Markers by
clicking the button in
the toolbar.
Note: You cannot
lock backward-looped
regions to a clock source.
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