Sample mode
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Region page
Dividing a sample
A portion of a sample or the entire sample can be divided into as many as 32 regions.
Editing commands can be used to write the divided regions as individual samples, or to
exchange their order.
To access this page........[SAMPLE] key → [F3] key (REGION)
A Sample block
B Region block
C Waveform display field (upper)
D Region select block
E Waveform display field (lower)
Functions
• [F1] key (LIST)
Displays the Sample mode List page.
• [F2] key (TRIM/LP)
Displays the Sample mode Trim/Loop page.
• [F4] key (B.P.M.)
Displays the B.P.M. Match popup window, where you can adjust the tempo of the sample.
• [F5] key (EDIT)
Displays the Sample Edit popup window, where you can use editing commands to edit
the sample.
• [F6] key (P
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ALL)
Plays the sample from the beginning, regardless of the start/end/loop point settings.
Sample block
Here you can select a sample, and specify how it will be displayed and monitored.
Region block
Here you can specify the starting location and ending location of the region selected in
the region select block.
A Region start field
Specify the starting location (region start point) of the currently selected region, in units
of one sample.
B Region end display field
Specifies the ending location (region end point) of the currently selected region. You can
also move the cursor to END and turn the [JOG] dial to select one of the following ways
in which the region end point will be shown.
• END.............................Number of samples from the beginning of the sample
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