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Editing
Editing Drum and Loop Layers
For a description of the amplifier envelope parameters, see “The Envelope Subpages”
on page 43.
One Shot
Activate this to ignore any MIDI note-off messages. The release segments of the
envelopes will not be played while this is active. Instead, the envelopes play until the
Sustain is reached and remain on that level as long as the sample plays back. Any
loop settings of the sample will be ignored. For normal playback without ignoring MIDI
note-off messages, deactivate this. The release segments of the envelopes and any
loop settings the sample might contain will be played back again. One Shot is active
when the button is lit.
Reverse
Activate this to play the sample in reverse (from end to start). Any loop settings the
sample may contain will be ignored while this is activated. For normal playback (from
start to end), deactivate this. Reverse is active when the button is lit.
The AUX Subpage
Each drum instrument and loop slice has individual send levels that feed the four
global AUX FX busses. This allows you, for instance, to add more reverb to the snare
drum and less effect to the bass drum.
AUX FX1 – 4
This adjusts the send levels for the four global AUX FX busses for each drum
instrument or loop slice separately.
Using the LFO of Loop Layers
In addition to the parameters described above, loop layers offer a monophonic LFO
with adjustable Depth for Pitch, Cutoff and Pan.
To access the LFO of loop layers, proceed as follows:
1. Go to the Edit page and select the loop layer you want to adjust.
2. Go to the bottom of the loop editor and click the LFO button.
When using the LFO of loop layers, the following applies:
• The modulation of Pitch, Cutoff and Pan goes to all slices simultaneously. The
modulation depth cannot be set separately per slice.
• The filter must be activated to hear the modulation of the Cutoff.
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