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SETTING SLICES AND LOOPS
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How many Slices do I
need?
Well, it depends...
• If you plan to edit the loop a lot in your MIDI sequencer, you should try to get
one slice per sound in the loop, or in some situations (very busy sections for
example), one slice per eighth note or sixteenth note (to simplify editing in
the sequencer).
• If you want to create a groove, you should try to get approximately one slice
per eighth note, sixteenth note or whatever the loop requires.
• If your main reason for slicing the loop is to change the tempo and/or pitch,
you generally need as many slices as you can get, but never more than one
per individual sound in the loop. This is to retain the “integrity” of each sound
when played back from the sequencer.
! Please remember that your ears are always the best judge. Careful
auditioning is vital for finding a good selection of slices.
Left and Right Locator —
Setting the Loop
By dragging
The left and right Locators can be dragged to set the Loop during playback.
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If you have no slices at all (if the Sensitivity slider is all the way to
the left), the Locators can be positioned freely.
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If there are any slices visible, the Locators snap to the lines.
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If you want to position the Locators freely, even though you have
slices, hold down [Option] (MacOS) / [Alt] (Win) while dragging a
Locator.
By clicking
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To set the Left Locator, hold down [Shift] and click on the ruler.
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To set the Right Locator, instead hold down [Command] (MacOS) /
[Control] (Win) and click.
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Normally, the positions snap to the closest slice point, but if you
also hold down [Option] (MacOS) / [Alt] (Win) when you click, you
can set the Locator at any point.
Use the Slices when setting Loop Points!
When trying to find a good loop point, use snap to slices if at all possible. If you
can’t seem to get a good loop point that way, try raising the Sensitivity slider to
get more slices and try again.
When – and only when – you can’t find a good loop point in this way, zoom in
and adjust the Loop positions with [Option] (MacOS) / [Alt] (Win) pressed.
What are the Locators used for?
The Locators are of course used to define the loop you get during playback. But
they also have other purposes:
• ReCycle uses the Locator positions when calculating the original tempo of
the Loop.
• When transmitting audio to the sampler, saving to file etc., only the part be-
tween the Locators is actually sent.
• When you create MIDI files, only the section between the Locators is taken
into consideration, as with the saved audio above.
- , Operation Manual 1
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 4
- Clearing 8
- About This Manual 9
- INTRODUCTION 10
- MACINTOSH INSTALLATION 12
- Audio Card Driver 14
- System Information 15
- WINDOWS INSTALLATION 18
- Installing ReCycle 19
- Setting Up The Sampler 19
- MIDI and SCSI 19
- Audio Settings 21
- Getting Help and 22
- Additional Info 22
- Contacts 23
- About ReCycle 24
- Quick Tour of ReCycle 25
- How ReCycle Works 26
- Using ReCycle - Step By 27
- QUICK TOUR OF RECYCLE 28
- Exporting to File 30
- Sampler Settings 31
- The Sampler Settings 32
- Adding a Sampler Manually 33
- Making Settings for a Sampler 34
- SAMPLER SETTINGS 35
- Opening and Receiving Audio 37
- About Sounds and 38
- Using Open 38
- File Information 39
- Using Drag and Drop 40
- Launching from Files 40
- Receiving Audio from the 40
- If the “Do you want to 41
- OPENING AND RECEIVING AUDIO 42
- The ReCycle Window 43
- Window Overview 44
- Status Bar 45
- Window Title 45
- Level Meter 45
- Handling Windows 46
- Magnification, Song 46
- Position and Scrolling 46
- Waveform Display 47
- The View Menu 48
- The Edit Menu 48
- Context Menu Items 49
- Slice Handles 50
- Left/Right Locator Area 50
- Playing Audio 51
- Audio Quality 52
- Playing the entire Loop 52
- Auditioning Slices 52
- Preview mode 53
- PLAYING AUDIO 54
- Setting Slices And Loops 55
- Using Sensitivity 56
- Using the Hide tool 56
- Bringing back Hidden Slices 57
- When do I use the Hide tool? 57
- Using the Lock Tool 58
- Selecting Slice Markers 59
- Manual Slice Handling 59
- Moving a slice marker 60
- Where do I place the Slice? 60
- Deleting Slices 60
- How many Slices do I 61
- Left and Right Locator — 61
- Setting the Loop 61
- Tempo, Time Signature 62
- Bars and Beats 62
- Processing Audio 63
- About the Effects 64
- Effect Parameters 65
- Transient Shaper 66
- Equalizer 66
- The Process Menu 67
- Additional Processing 68
- Gate Sensitivity 69
- Preview Pitch 69
- Preview Tempo 69
- PROCESSING AUDIO 70
- Transmit and Sampler Options 71
- Selecting a Sampler to 72
- Transmit to 72
- Transmit and Memory 72
- Transmit Options 72
- The Transmit dialog 73
- Program Name 74
- Sample rate 74
- Templates 74
- Transmit 75
- MIDI File + Transmit 75
- TRANSMIT AND SAMPLER OPTIONS 76
- Saving and Exporting 77
- Saving ReCycle 78
- Documents 78
- Exporting Files 78
- File Formats 79
- Export Settings 80
- Exporting MIDI Files 80
- Templates and MIDI Files 81
- SAVING AND EXPORTING 82
- Example Applications 83
- Which Samples will work? 84
- The Simple Trim 84
- EXAMPLE APPLICATIONS 85
- Slicing for Editing 86
- Using Silence Selected 86
- Extracting a Groove 87
- Quantizing Audio 87
- Extracting Sounds 88
- Using Loops with unusual 88
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