User Manual

Editing Samples in the Sample Editor
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Sustain Loop End
Defines where the sustain loop ends. When this marker is reached, playback
jumps back to the sustain loop start.
Release Loop Start
Defines where the release loop starts.
Release Loop End
Defines where the release loop ends. When this marker is reached, playback
jumps back to the release loop start.
Release Start
This marker defines the position at which playback starts when a note-off
message is received. This allows for a realistic release note-off behavior without
the necessity of using extra release samples. To avoid unwanted clicks when
jumping to the release marker, you can set a crossfade time and curvature on the
Loop tab in the parameter section.
Sample Start Range
Defines the attack phase of a sample, which can be used for the modulation of
the sample start.
RELATED LINKS
Sample Oscillator Section on page 106
Zooming
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To zoom in/out on the time and level axis, use the horizontal and vertical zoom sliders.
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The three buttons to the right of the horizontal zoom slider allow you to zoom to the
start, the end, and to the full range.
Depending on the situation, these options refer to the sample, the selection, or a loop.
Click several times to increase the zoom level.
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To toggle between full zoom and the previous zoom setting, click the A button to the
right of the horizontal zoom slider.
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To zoom in/out on the locator position, press G and H.
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You can click and drag the ruler to zoom in/out on the position you have clicked.
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Resize the rectangle in the overview line to zoom to this range.
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Use the options on the Zoom submenu of the context menu.
Editing Samples in an External Editor
HALion allows you to use an external sample editor to perform destructive offline editing on
a sample.