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Post by trmash on Dec 11, 2007 5:23:11 GMT
I'm trying to chop a sample & I can't figure it out. I want to put the entire sample on c-1 then half of it on c-2 the 1/4 of it on c-3 and so on. Do I copy & put the regions in new zones or what?  |
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Post by Hollow Sun on Dec 11, 2007 12:31:46 GMT
I'm trying to chop a sample & I can't figure it out. I want to put the entire sample on c-1 then half of it on c-2 the 1/4 of it on c-3 and so on. Do I copy & put the regions in new zones or what? In a word - yes! |
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Post by trmash on Dec 11, 2007 20:23:48 GMT
when I cut & paste it says "no waveform data"
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Post by trmash on Dec 11, 2007 20:27:48 GMT
1. I copy part of the wave from zone 1 2. I created a new zone 3. I pasted what I copied to the new zone and "no waveform data" message
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Post by Hollow Sun on Dec 12, 2007 14:03:31 GMT
1. I copy part of the wave from zone 1 2. I created a new zone 3. I pasted what I copied to the new zone and "no waveform data" message Step 3 is where you went wrong. You should go to ZONE / GENERAL (or SAMPLE / SELECT) and assign the sample you want to the new zone. I actually don't know what COPY/PASTE does Steve |
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Post by trmash on Dec 12, 2007 18:55:47 GMT
I'll try that & I' ll get back to U.
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Post by trmash on Dec 22, 2007 15:29:38 GMT
I finally had time 2 try it! I love this thing! Thanks a lot.
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Post by trmash on Dec 23, 2007 5:27:53 GMT
You should go to ZONE / GENERAL (or SAMPLE / SELECT) and assign the sample you want to the new zone.
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I got that part but when I edit (crop) either sample, it affects both zones. Why is that?
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Post by Hollow Sun on Dec 23, 2007 11:56:52 GMT
I got that part but when I edit (crop) either sample, it affects both zones. Why is that? Because you have the one sample assigned to two zones - any edit you make to one will affect the other. It's like having one image shared by two word documents - edit the pic to suit one of the word docs and it will affect the pic in the other doc. To overcome this, you duplicate the pic and use one copy in one doc and the edited version in the other. This is also pretty much the same with all samplers as well - very few allow 'in place' editing of the samples assigned to the zones (although I must admit, Fusion's editing implies that you can edit samples within zones independently). You will need to use copies of the source sample, one for each zone. Steve |
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Post by gwenhwyfaer on Dec 23, 2007 15:31:17 GMT
Alternatively, don't crop them - use the Sample / Zone / Settings screen to set independent sample start and end points on the one big sample. (As far as I'm aware, the sample won't play past the loop end anyway, so you might as well use it as a sample end; if you want a one-shot sample, set the loop start to the same point.)
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Post by trmash on Dec 25, 2007 4:53:20 GMT
trying Right Now... Oh Merry Christmas 2 all of U.
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