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Sample rate: The sample rate can be changed here as long as the
sound card supports the new rate (some sound cards even support
changing the rate while playing the sample). This is especially useful
for hearing notes in a sample range played in a different octave.
When selecting half the sample rate, the pitch should be the same. It
would be played one octave lower.
Device: Use this dialog box to specify the sound card's driver. This is
necessary if playback takes place through a single sound card
device, and is especially important if multiple output devices are
located in the computer.
Autoscroll: This you to activate the "Autoscroll" feature. This is
especially useful when working with large disk files. The HD wave
project window will follow the play cursor during playback. When
working in “2” or “3” section display mode, the autoscroll feature
causes the individual sections to follow the play cursor as well. If you
have zoomed into one of the sections, the play cursor will move
through the section faster, resulting in more screen re-draws.
You can choose between page and soft scrolling, but be careful:
Scrolling requires CPU power (depending on the processor, graphics
adaptor, and resolution), and the CPU may be overloaded in critical
situations which may result in playback dropouts. Deactivate
autoscroll mode if this happens.
Scrubbing: If you "Insert" ("Insert", or "0" on the number pad),
Samplitude 11 Producer will switch to "Scrubbing" mode, and
playback speed can be controlled directly by the mouse. The further
to the right the mouse goes, the faster Samplitude 11 Producer
plays.
In comparison to many HD recording systems, this even works in a
virtual multitrack project.
Use scrubbing mode to find passages, crackling, etc. in material. The
older generation of sound engineers are, no doubt, very familiar with
this method from analog tape editing.
There are two scrubbing modes ("P"):
Relative: The relative distance between the play cursor (positions bar)
and the mouse position can be used to control the speed. The play
cursor follows the movement of the mouse.