Here's how I insert sample loops -- starting in the instrument editor and calling up Logic's sample editor. Hope this is of some use to anyone starting out building instruments for the EXS24. Click on the E button on the "Loop" line in the Zone for the sample you wish to loop -- this will open the sample in the sample editor. Drag a rough loop zone with the file only zoomed to the point where you can see the set of individual cycles that will form the loop. Hit <Ctrl +> a few times to zoom right up till individual samples are visible. Hold down the <Shift> key and you can drag the edges of the selection with the mouse Choose a zero crossing at one end of the loop and then using the arrow keys ( --> and <--) navigate to the ends of the selection to position the Loop start and end points precisely. There is still (LAWP 4.8.1) no key command for "selection --> loop" so you still have to use the mouse to open the edit menu and choose this option. You are finished in the Sample Editor. Back in the Instrument Editor: If the loop has a glitch despite sample accurate placement of the start and finish points try the <Auto Crossfade> feature. A few milliseconds will often do the trick -- perhaps more for lower frequency samples. ]
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Tip: Looping Samples for EXS24
2002-03-06 by Murray McDowall
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