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[F4] (CANCEL) / [F5] (DO IT)

Press [F4] (CANCEL) to abort the GAIN operation. Press [F5] (DO IT) to apply the change.

 Bit Reduce

The Bit Reducer removes bits from a sample. Using the Bit Reducer

can be effective at achieving a "dirty" sound on drum loops, without the

harshness of distortion. This is similar in sound to the Resampler

effect, but permanently applies the change to the sample.

Bit Depth

This field sets the amount that the Bit Reducer will reduce the source

material to. This ranges in sound from a Vintage Sampler sound (12

bits), to an aliased, dirty sound associated with some popular vintage

home computers (8 bit), to a full on digital sound, akin to some very

popular 80s game consoles (4 bit).

[F4] (CANCEL) / [F5] (DO IT)

Press [F4] (CANCEL) to abort the Bit Reduce operation. Press [F5] (DO IT) to apply the change.

 Fade In

This function sets an automatic fade in between the in and out point of

the selected section. The following fade types are available:

Linear Fade In

This selection fades in the audio with a linear

curve. A linear curve will go from start to end with

no curve, creating a straight line.

Logarithmic Fade In

This selection fades in the audio with a

Logarithmic curve. A logarithmic curve will quickly

rise, and then even out for the middle section,

surging quickly again as it nears the end.

Exponential Fade In

This selection fades the audio with an Exponential

curve. An exponential curve will slowly rise in the

beginning, and then quickly rise for the middle

section, and then slowing again as it nears the

end.

[F4] (CANCEL) / [F5] (DO IT)

Press [F4] (CANCEL) to abort the Fade In operation. Press [F5] (DO IT) to apply the change.

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