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DJ SounD FX
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 05 2006 18:45    
applying loops
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How do I apply loops to samples that dont have loops to start with?
This has been bugging me for a very long time... Rolling Eyes


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Martin
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 05 2006 20:19    
how to make loops
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Go to the sample view (click on the sample you have loaded - so that you se the actual sample. i.e the graphical displayed sample) and choose how you want to loop your sample (forward/pingpong)from the menu on the top right side of the window

On the graphical sample two moveable points will appear (located at the beginning of the sample) slide one to the point where you want your loop to end - and the other where you want the loop to start.

You can play the sample so that it will be easier to determine where the best loop positions are.


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DJ SounD FX
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 05 2006 21:36    
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I can do everything up to the point where I need to slide the loop points. I cant slide the loop points. This has been a problem for a very long time.

EDIT:
Okay... so I tried messing around with the mouse while I had the point slected. I can move them now Very Happy
Thanks


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 05 2006 21:52    
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I have had the same problem - its a bit tricky to spot the loop pointers if you dont know where they are. You grap them by the base to move them around, right!?


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