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Assigning Samples, Playing Loops, Editing Kits, Assigning Instruments

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Assigning Samples Once you have saved your edited sample as an instrument, you can assign it to a kit. To do this, see Kits > Editing Kits > Assigning Instruments. All samples saved as instruments are found in the User tab. Playing Loops You can play your edited sample as a loop (e.g., as a backing track) in Sample Edit Mode. 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. To play a loop: 1. Press Sample to enter Sample Edit Mode. 2. Use the cursors to select the Sample field at the top of the display. 3. Turn the data dial to select a sample, which will appear in the waveform below. 4. Press Play () to start playback. When you're finished, press Stop () to stop playback. Alternatively: 1. Press the Record () button to enter Sample Record Mode. 2. Press F1/List to show a list of samples on your SD card. 3. Turn the data dial to select a sample. 4. Press Sample to enter Sample Edit Mode. The sample you selected will appear in the waveform below. 5. Press Play () to start playback. When you're finished, press Stop () to stop playback. 26

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Assigning Samples
Once you have saved your edited sample as an instrument, you can assign it to a kit.
To do this
, see
Kits
>
Editing Kits
>
Assigning Instruments
. All samples saved as instruments are found
in the
User
tab.
Playing Loops
You can play your edited sample as a loop (e.g., as a backing track) in Sample Edit Mode.
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.
To play a loop
:
1.
Press
Sample
to enter Sample Edit Mode.
2.
Use the
cursors
to select the
Sample
field at the top
of the display.
3.
Turn the
data dial
to select a sample, which will
appear in the waveform below.
4.
Press
Play
(
) to start playback. When you’re
finished, press
Stop
(
) to stop playback.
Alternatively
:
1.
Press the
Record
(
) button to enter Sample
Record Mode.
2.
Press
F1
/
List
to show a list of samples on your SD
card.
3.
Turn the
data dial
to select a sample.
4.
Press
Sample
to enter Sample Edit Mode. The
sample you selected will appear in the waveform
below.
5.
Press
Play
(
) to start playback. When you’re
finished, press
Stop
(
) to stop playback.