Setting the loop

Please turn ON the Loop field.
Adjustment of a loop point

Please move cursor to the loop field and adjust a
loop point.
Adjustment of an end point

Please move cursor to Endfield and adjust an end
point.
Note
It is required 256 points or more between the end point of a loop,
and the end point of a sample.
When the end point of a sample is the same as the end point of a
loop, a noise arises.


If the [WINDOW] button is pressed when a loop
field is ON, the window of "Loop" will open.

The left of screen is an end point and the right
is a loop point.
Please turn and adjust a DATA wheel.
Level is expanded and displayed by
cursor button.
Zero crossing point
If F2 (
Zcross) button or F3 (Zcross
) button is pressed, it will be automatically set to
a zero crossing point (wave-like amplitude is a point of 0).
If F2 (
Zcross) button is
pressed, in search of the zero crossing point of the direction of
the left, it will set automatically.
If F3 (Zcross
) button is pressed,
in search of the zero crossing point of the direction of the
right, it will set automatically.


F1 (
) button changes
the direction of the waveform at the zero crossing point.
If a zero crossing point is set with F 2 (
Zcross) or F3 (Zcross
)
button after pushing an F1 (
) button, it will become a zero
crossing point of the same direction as the picture of F1 (
)
button.
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Linking the loop point to the start point

Please move cursor to
field.
Turn the DATA wheel and set the field to
(locked by the key).
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A loop point becomes the same value as a start
point, and a start point will also be changed into the same value
if a loop point is changed.
A loop point will also be changed into the same value if a start
point is changed similarly.
Please reset
to
(unlocked by the key) to
set a loop point and a start point separately.
A loop
point can be adjusted with the length of a loop held.

Please move cursor to the "End" field, turn a DATA
wheel, and select "Len".
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Please move cursor to the loop field.
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A loop point can be adjusted holding the length of a loop, when
the DATA wheel was turned.
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The length of a loop can be adjusted if a DATA wheel is turned in
the Len field.