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The Sample Edit Window

During playback, the current position is indicated by a ver-

tical line, moving in real time. This is visible in both the

overview and the detailed waveform display.

The current selection is also displayed in the overview.

The section visible in the detailed waveform display is

shown in the overview as a dotted rectangle.

The overview: the dotted box 1 shows the section of win-

dow currently displayed in the detailed waveform display.

Part of the selection 2 is also visible.

Functions in the overview: A short mouse click on the

overview brings the area clicked on into the detailed wave-

form display.

A long click on the mouse resumes playback from this po-

sition. Releasing the mouse button halts playback once

more.

Double-clicking lets you listen to the sample from the po-

sition clicked.

Window functions

The Catch and Link functions work in pretty much the

same way as in the other edit windows.

Catch Mode: Catch mode insures that the Sample Edit

window always displays the area around the current play-

back position (whether you are playing the song, or moni-

toring the sample). Catch is turned on and off either by

clicking the switch with the “walking man” symbol on it or

via the key command.

Link Mode: Link mode insures that any audio sequences

selected in the Arrange window are displayed in the Sam-

ple Edit window. Link mode is turned off and on by click-