Many sessions will require the use of existing material, whether it consists of audio and/or MIDI data. Using existing samples, - loops and riffs from files stored on your system can be the basis for + loops and riffs from files stored on the system can be the basis for a new session, or a way to deepen and improve one that is already underway.
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@Files can be auditioned before importing. The slider under the play and - stop buttons allows you to scrub around, a fader on the right side allows + stop buttons allows to scrub around, a fader on the right side allows to control the playback volume.
@@ -55,11 +55,11 @@
Through the Add files… option, imported files can be inserted in the session:
-| as new tracks | automatically creates new tracks and import the files in it |
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| to region list | adds the files to the region list, from where then can be manually dragged into a track |
| as new tape tracks | adds the files as Tape tracks. |
The Insert at option chooses where in time the file will be imported, amongst:
@@ -73,11 +73,11 @@ The Channel Mapping option is only available for multi-channel files (i.e. all but mono ones). It is either -| one track/region per file | Creates a multi channel track for each imported file |
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| one track/region per channel | Creates only mono channels, as many as there are channels in the imported files |
| sequence files | If multiple files are imported, they can be sequenced into a single track in the order of selection |
The Conversion quality drop-down controls the quality of the resampling process, if the sampling rate of the source file