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2. In the Import browser, click the Additive, Spectral, or Granular import mode button.
3. Select the files you want to use, then click the Import button.
When you import additive, spectral, or granular data, Alchemy automatically sets warp
markers at the following positions:
• The absolute start point of the sound.
• The end of the attack portion.
• The loop start point. If a sample does not have loop points, loop points are
automatically chosen.
• The loop end point. If a sample does not have loop points, loop points are
automatically chosen.
• The absolute end point of the sound.
4. If you need to edit warp markers, shown as light gray lines, click the source Edit
button to open the main edit window. Depending on the source material and active
morph mode, light blue lines may appear on the background between the start and
end markers. These can help with manual alignment of warp markers. The Time ruler
indicates
Do any of the following in the zone waveform editor:
• To move a warp marker, including the loop start and end, drag the marker handle left
or right.
Note: The loop start and loop end markers also double as warp markers. You cannot
position the loop start later than the loop end. However, it is possible to drag both
the loop start and loop end markers to the same position, creating a sustain point
rather than an extended loop region.
• To insert a new warp marker, double-click a position in the waveform editor.
The number associated with each existing warp marker, inclusive of the loop
markers, is updated accordingly.