Apple MainStage 3 Instruments - MainStage 3 Instruments
Apple MainStage 3 Instruments - MainStage 3 Instruments
Apple MainStage 3 Instruments - MainStage 3 Instruments
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Tip: The Extract MIDI Region and Add Samples to Current Instrument command also allows you<br />
to add the slices of a ReCycle loop to any sampler instrument currently opened in the Instrument<br />
Editor. This allows you to use several different ReCycle loops in a single sampler instrument.<br />
Assign a complete ReCycle loop to a zone<br />
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Choose Instrument > ReCycle Convert > Slice Loop and Make New Instrument to create a<br />
sampler instrument from a ReCycle loop.<br />
Each slice is chromatically mapped across the keyboard—from low to high notes.<br />
Each zone plays back the ReCycle loop to the end point, at the current project tempo. This<br />
means that the lowest zone plays back the entire loop, but the highest zone plays only the last<br />
slice of the loop. Notes between the lowest and highest zones play several slices. This allows for<br />
drum’n’bass-style note triggering, where the sample loop start point is determined by playing<br />
the respective notes on the keyboard.<br />
If you want to add zones from the sliced loop to the currently active sampler instrument, you can<br />
choose Instrument > ReCycle Convert > Slice Loop and Add Samples to Current Instrument.<br />
Paste ReCycle loops from the Clipboard<br />
You can generate a MIDI region from imported ReCycle files. These regions trigger the imported<br />
slices at the timing defined by the ReCycle files.<br />
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Choose Edit > Paste ReCycle Loop as New Instrument to create a sampler instrument from a<br />
ReCycle loop that was copied to the Clipboard using ReCycle’s Copy Loop feature.<br />
Instrument creation is identical to the Extract MIDI Region and Make New Instrument command.<br />
If you want to add zones to the currently active sampler instrument, you can choose Edit > Paste<br />
ReCycle Loop to Current Instrument.<br />
Generate a new MIDI region from a ReCycle instrument<br />
You can generate a MIDI region from imported ReCycle files. These regions trigger the imported<br />
slices at the timing defined by the ReCycle files.<br />
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Choose Instrument > ReCycle Convert > Extract Region(s) from ReCycle Instrument.<br />
MIDI regions are created on the currently selected track, at the current project position, rounded<br />
to bars. A single MIDI region is generated for each imported ReCycle loop in the currently open<br />
instrument. You will also need to enter a velocity factor (see “Create a new sampler instrument<br />
and assign each ReCycle slice to a zone”).<br />
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