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Originally Posted by lpuma  hey I found one wreid use of it that is pretty interesting (at least for me):
I was messing with some short sample I took from some Berlioz CD I've got (a fast and crowded orchestral phrase) and wasnt getting good separation (I get a lot of wreid artefacts on the "soloed" parts I wanted, not really useable... then I selected the 2nd tool (I'm on the french version I dunno the english name), it also works with the 4th and started clicing on the notes:
depending on the location you clic on the waveform you get different (perfectly looped) tones that are very interesting to resample in order to create new instruments for a sampler or a synth that can load waveforms... pretty cool! | That's what stuck out to me about it. It loops things PERFECTLY. Man Just having this to find loop points for samples would be cool if I knew exactly what it was doing. At least I can use it to extend a sample if need be.
MG, I feel u. To hell with the 15 year olds I'm gonna do my thing with it. I'm going back in the crates (well lost my records to Hurricane K but u get the jist).
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