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NN-19 SAMPLER478
D Alternatively, drag a REX loop from the Browser and drop it on the NN-19 device in the rack.
The panel is dimmed in orange and the Patch Replace symbol appears in the center.
When loading a REX file, each slice in the file is assigned to one key, chromatically, starting from C1. All parame-
ters are set to their default settings.
When using REX files in the Dr. Octo Rex loop player, it is possible to make a track play the slices in order to recreate
the original loop. To do the same in the NN-19 requires a few extra steps.
1. Use the Browser to load the REX file into an NN-19 sampler.
2. Create a Dr. Octo Rex loop player and load the same REX file into o Loop Slot of this device.
3. Use the “Copy Loop To Track” feature on the Dr. Octo Rex to create playback data (a group) on the track as-
signed to the Dr. Octo Rex.
4. Move that group to the track that plays the NN-19 and play it back from there.
5. Delete the Dr. Octo Rex loop player.
About Key Zones and samples
Loading a Sample into an empty NN-19
1. Create an NN-19 device and select “Reset Device” from the context menu or from the Edit menu.
2. Click on the Browse Sample button.
This is located above the keyboard display to the left.
q When you browse samples, you can preview them before loading using the Play button in the Browser. If you
select the “Autoplay” function, the samples play back once automatically when selected.
3. Select a sample in the Browser and click the Load button in the Browser to load it.
D Alternatively, drag a sample file from the Browser and drop it on the NN-19 device in the rack.
The panel is dimmed in blue and a Sample Replace symbol appears in the center.
When you load the first sample into an empty NN-19, this will be assigned a key zone that spans the entire range of
the keyboard, and the default Init Patch settings will be used.