Operating instructions

VOICE DEFINITION MODULE

7. To try for another splice point, move the sliders and press YES again for

Autoloop. Continue moving the sliders in small increments and pressing YES

until you end up with a glitch-free loop.

Note: Sometimes it will be impossible for you or the computer to find a perfect

splice point. When you first try looping, you will probably think this is a common

occurrence. However, you’ll generally find that Autoloop, combined with practice

and experimentation, can usually produce smooth, glitch-free loops.

8. After establishing the desired loop points, press ENTER The display asks:

Remove Loop?

Press Y/N

9. To remove the loop and return to the Module Identifier, press YES. If you don’t

want to remove the loop, press NO; the display then asks:

Trunc After Loop

Press Y/N

10. This gives the option of discarding all of the Voice data after the loop end point.

Pressing YES will help conserve memory; however, if you might want to use the

same sample later with a different loop point, either save it to a Library disk

(VOICE DEFINITION 30) before pressing YES, or press NO to keep the entire

sample intact. Pressing NO returns you to the Module Identifier.

11. If you press YES in step 8, the display asks:

Set Lp in Rls?

Press Y/N

12. This lets you select the Loop in Release function. Press NO, and when you lift

your fingers off the keys the Voice will play through to the end of the loop and

then stop. Press YES, and the loop will continue playing after you release the

key(s) if any release time has been programmed. For more information on Loop

in Release, see VOICE DEFINITION 26. Pressing either NO or YES returns you

to the Module Identifier.