Sampler functions
LOOP: First select the loop number that you want to set (top left). Unless you set the loop
time to HOLD, loops will be repeated in numerical order. It is not possible to set a loop
inside a loop.
time: Next, set the time (in milliseconds) that you want the loop to repeat for. Values
below "1" will be treated as OFF - ie the loop will have no effect, and values of 10
seconds or over will be treated as "
HOLD" - the loop will continue as long as the key
remains depressed. A loop will repeat for the greatest whole
number of times possible
within the loop time set here. For instance, if the total loop time is set to 250mS, and the
length of the loop is actually 175mS, the loop will only repeat once, not 1.428 times. This
can save you a lot of calculation when you've set the loop length and you want a particular
"stutter" effect or repeated drum beat.
Next on the top line is the sample you are working on. If you press the ENT/PLAY button and
an unexpected sound comes out, select the sample you want in this field. After the
selected sample name, the amount of memory space free (expressed as a percentage) is
displayed.
at: Now you can select the point at which looping will begin - ie when playback reaches
this point, it will go back and repeat a loop for the number of times determined by the
loop time.
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