Emulator Composite.book - Creative

Direction
For each voice (or zone in the case of a multisample voice), you can choose direction
settings. The Direction drop-down menu allows you to choose one of the following:
Forward The region plays from beginning to end while the note is
held.
Backward
Forward Loop
Adding Samples and Voices
You can create new voices and add samples to them from any of the tabbed pages in
the Voices and Zones window.
To Add a New Voice
There are several ways to add a new voice from the Voices and Zones window:
To Change a Zone’s Sample
The region plays in reverse from end to beginning while
the note is held.
The region loops forwards from beginning to end as long
as the note is held.
Backward Loop The region loops backwards from end to beginning as
long as the note is held.
One-Shot
Press Ctrl+W on your keyboard.
The region plays from beginning to end when a note on
signal is received. If you release the note before the
sample completes, the region still finishes playback.
From the Preset menu, select New Voice.
Right-click an empty area and select New Voice.
From the Sample column, click the Selector Button next to the appropriate
voice or zone. Select a sample from the Select Sample dialog box.
Drag a Sample from the Tree to the zone’s strip.
To Add an Additional Sample to a Voice
This either adds to, or creates a Multisample voice. From the Voices and Zones
window:
Drag and Drop a sample from the Samples tree (or from your Library) on
the left into a voice in the Voices and Zones window.
Explore your computer for an audio file (Wave, AIFF, MP3, REX 2). Drag and
drop the file into a voice in the Voices and Zones window. This imports the
sample and adds it to the voice.
5 - Voices & Sample Zones
Adding Samples and Voices
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