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Note that Row 3 does not indicate absolute sample time: a short sample and a long sample will both
display their full duration as eight lit pads. Note also that samples can only be shortened – you can’t
add silence at the start or end of a sample.
The default precision of the start and end positions is 10 ms per pad, hold Shift to increase the
precision to 1 ms.
Playback Modes
Sample playback in Sample Record View may be set to One Shot, Gated or Looped; Reverse may
additionally be enabled or disabled. These modes behave identically to tracks 1-8 (see Sample Modes
at page 32). The default mode is One Shot, which will be selected upon power-on. This selection is
not saved with the project.
Setting playback to Looped is useful for ensuring that looped samples (such as drum breaks) are
trimmed perfectly.
Reversing playback can be useful to fine-tune the end point of a sample. For example, you
may want to isolate a single hit in a drum loop and remove the transient of the next hit while
maintaining as much of the previous tail as possible - with reverse enabled you don’t have to
wait for the sample to play through in its entirety to check if you have trimmed correctly.
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