Audio editing, Page 1 – play range parameters, Page 2 – selection range parameters – Native Instruments MASCHINE+ Standalone Production and Performance Instrument User Manual
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The parameters available at the bottom of the left display are spread over two pages.
▶
Use the Page buttons on the left of the displays to select the desired page.
Page 1 – Play Range Parameters
The parameters in the Play Range section allow you to adjust the range that will be played back
when you trigger a note.
Parameter
Description
Knob1 (
START
)
Adjusts the start point of the play range in the Sample.
Knob 2 (
END
)
Adjusts the end point of the play range in the Sample.
Page 2 – Selection Range Parameters
The parameters in the Selection Range section allow you to adjust the range to which audio
processing functions will be applied.
Parameter
Description
Knob1 (
START
)
Adjusts the start point of the selection range in the Sample.
Knob 2 (
END
)
Adjusts the end point of the selection range in the Sample.
Hold
SHIFT
when turning the Knobs to adjust the parameters in finer increments.
On the right display, the selection range is highlighted.
The EDIT page provides several audio editing functions to process your Sample. Available via
Buttons 5–8 above the right display, these functions are described in detail in the next section
.
18.3.2. Audio Editing
In the Edit page, the Audio Toolbar provides various audio functions. These will be performed on
the selected region of the Sample, as defined by the
START
and
END
parameters of the Selection
).
The
EDIT
page additionally provides several audio editing functions to process your Sample.
1.
Use Button 5 and 6 to select the desired audio function.
2.
Press Button 8 to perform the selected audio function.
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The audio function will be performed on the selected region in your Sample, as defined by the
START
and
END
parameters of the
SELECTION RANGE
section on page 2.
These audio processing functions are destructive, this means they modify the audio
material in the Sample. However, your original Sample will not be modified: For each audio
function that you perform, a new, distinct copy of the Sample will be saved.
The playback settings of the Sample (e.g., tune, amplitude envelope, etc.) can be adjusted
on the
ZONE
page.
SAMPLING AND SAMPLE MAPPING
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