Alesis Strike Drum Module Strike Pro Performance Drum Module - User Guide v1.5 - Page 24

Editing Samples, Editing Kits, Editing, Voices

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Editing Samples Sample Edit Mode lets you edit the sample you just recorded. The module will automatically enter Sample Edit Mode when you stop recording. To enter Sample Edit Mode from another screen, press Sample. To adjust the start or end markers of the sample, press F1/Start to select the Start (left) marker, or press F2/End to select the End (right) marker. To adjust the start or end markers with more precision, press and hold F1/Start or F2/End while turning the data dial. This will zoom in on the Start or End marker so you can make fine adjustments, which is important when creating a loop that will repeat without pops or clicks. To play the area of the sample between the start and end markers, press Play (). To stop playback, press Stop (). To zoom into the area of the waveform between the start and end markers, press F5/Zoom. Press it again to return to the preview view. To set a quantization grid, press F3/Grid to cycle through 1/4 Note, 1/8 Note, 1/16 Note, and Off. This will lock the location of the End marker to a musical grid, based off the Strike module's tempo. To adjust the tempo (which affects the Grid setting), do one of the following: • Press Metro > Tempo three or more times in succession at the desired rate. • Press and hold Metro > Tempo and turn the data dial. • Use the cursors to select the BPM field in the upper-right corner and then turn the data dial. To looping on or off, press F4/Loop. When on, playing the sample will cause it to repeat until you press Stop (). When off, playing the sample will play it only once. Tip: You can also use Voice Mode to set a sample on a layer of a pad to loop. See Kits > Editing Kits > Editing Voices to learn about this. 24

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Editing Samples
Sample Edit Mode lets you edit the sample you just
recorded. The module will automatically enter Sample
Edit Mode when you stop recording.
To enter Sample Edit Mode from another screen
,
press
Sample
.
To adjust the start or end markers of the sample
,
press
F1/Start
to select the
Start
(left)
marker, or press
F2
/
End
to select the
End
(right) marker.
To adjust the start or end markers with more
precision
, press and hold
F1
/
Start
or
F2
/
End
while
turning the
data dial
. This will zoom in on the
Start
or
End
marker so you can make fine adjustments, which is
important when creating a loop that will repeat without
pops or clicks.
To play the area of the sample between the start and
end markers
, press
Play
(
).
To stop playback
, press
Stop
(
).
To zoom into the area of the waveform between the
start and end markers
, press
F5
/
Zoom
. Press it again
to return to the preview view.
To set a quantization grid
, press
F3
/
Grid
to cycle
through
1
/
4 Note
,
1
/
8 Note
,
1
/
16 Note
, and
Off
. This
will lock the location of the
End
marker to a musical
grid, based off the Strike module’s tempo.
To adjust the tempo
(which affects the
Grid
setting),
do one of the following:
Press
Metro
>
Tempo
three or more times in
succession at the desired rate.
Press and hold
Metro
>
Tempo
and turn the
data dial
.
Use the
cursors
to select the
BPM
field in the
upper-right corner and then turn the
data dial
.
To looping on or off
, press
F4
/
Loop
. When on, playing
the sample will cause it to repeat until you press
Stop
(
). When off, playing the sample will play it only once.
Tip
: You can also use Voice Mode to set a sample on a
layer of a pad to loop. See
Kits
>
Editing Kits
>
Editing
Voices
to learn about this.