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APPENDIX

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PART 2: MANIPULATING THE SAMPLE

Proper use of truncation and looping can conserve memory and create novel effects;

let’s show how it’s done with an example. Suppose you want to sample a long,

sustaining sound such as a gong. Although this will eat up a fair amount of memory,

here are some suggestions.

 Compress the gong sound when sampling to even out level variations. This will

help create the smoothest looping effect.

 Set a loop after the initial attack of the gong, and loop as short a section of the

sound as possible to conserve memory (see Fig. Appendix-i).

 Truncate that portion of’ the sound after the loop end point.

 With looping, the sound will have infinite sustain. For a more realistic effect, use

SET-UP function 18 (DECAY/TUNE SELECT) to set the gong for decay. Use the

slider to set an appropriate decay time.

Looping can also provide echo and DDL effects. Loop a complete sound so that it

continually repeats. Then, use SET-UP function 18 to set a decay time; the repeats

will fade out over the decay time. The effect is very similar to echo.

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