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Pad Section in Chop Mode

In Chop Mode you can use the pads to play the sample in the following

ways:

• Play Loop (Pad 13) plays the sample from the loop point to

the end point repeatedly.

• Play All (Pad 16) plays the whole sample regardless of any

editings.

• When Audition in the Settings section is activated, the pads

can be used to play the created slices. Read more about this

in the following Settings in Chop Mode part of this chapter.

Settings in Chop Mode

In the software, this section lets you edit various parameters affecting

the start point and end point of your sample's slices:

• Slice is the number of the currently selected slice. Click a

slice in the Waveform Display to select it. (Remember that you

have to create slices before one can be selected.)

• Start defines the start point of the current slice. Click and drag the slice marker in the

Waveform Display left or right to change it. Alternatively, double-click somewhere in the

Waveform Display to create a start point there. Remember that the start point of a slice is also

the end point of the previous slice.

• End defines the end point of the current slice. Click and drag the slice marker in the Waveform

Display left or right to change it. Alternatively, double-click somewhere in the Waveform Display

to create an end point there. Remember that the end point of a slice is also the start point of the

next slice.

• Snap to Zero activates the snap-to-zero function. For easier sample editing, the software will

"force" you to place a start point or end point only at "zero-crossings." This can help to avoid

clicks and glitches when playing a sample.

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