Specifications

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TL Drum Rehab lets you have up to 16 Velocity
Zones, and up to 4 Clips (samples) per Zone. Us-
ing slightly different sounds on multiple Clips
per Zone adds a greater degree of realism by add-
ing variety to the sound (see “Clips” on
page 43).
Velocity Map and Velocity Zones
The Velocity Map, below the Waveform display,
graphically represents playback amplitude of
the track audio against the specified Velocity
Zones. TL Drum Rehab translates the detected
amplitudes to MIDI velocity for sample play-
back. When the detected amplitude of trigger is
in the range of a particular Velocity Zone, the
sample loaded into that Zone is played back
(triggered).
The Velocity Map displays the current velocity
(amplitude) on playback. The Velocity Zones are
depicted as colored bars in the Velocity Map.
The different colors from left to right (quiet to
loud) indicate the velocity range: darker colors
represent lower velocity ranges (for example,
1–32) and brighter represent higher velocity
ranges (for example, 95–127). Velocity Zones
trigger samples within the amplitude range of
the Minimum and Maximum Threshold set-
tings (see “Minimum and Maximum Threshold
Controls” on page 36.
Use the Velocity Map to select a Zone for load-
ing a sample and also to adjust the crossfade be-
tween Zones. Using multiple Velocity Zones lets
you layer samples by dynamics for more realistic
drum sample playback. Use the left-most Zone
for the quietest (pianissimo) samples, use the
right-most for the loudest (fortissimo). Up to
four samples (Clips) can be added to each Zone,
to give playback a more human and natural
quality. (For more information on using multi-
ple clips per Zone, see “Clips” on page 43).
To load a sample into a Zone:
1 Click the Zone in the Velocity Map where you
want to load a sample. The selected Zone is indi-
cated by a white triangle.
2 In the Library browser (located to right of the
Main window), navigate to the audio file you
want to load (a WAV, AIF, or SD2 file, not a DRP
file).
Selecting the number of Velocity Zones
Velocity Zones in the Velocity Map
Velocity Zones Selected
Velocity Zone
detected
amplitude
(in dB)
(quiet to loud)