CrX4 User Manual - LinPlug Virtual Instruments
CrX4 User Manual - LinPlug Virtual Instruments
CrX4 User Manual - LinPlug Virtual Instruments
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Time Sampler Generator<br />
The Time Sampler Generator is one of the key features of the <strong>CrX4</strong>. In<br />
some ways, the Time Sampler Generator is like a conventional sampler:<br />
you load a WAV or AIFF file into the Generator and then trigger it.<br />
It however holds just one sample and there are no velocity splits or key<br />
regions. Although only one sample is used as basic waveform for the Time<br />
Sampler Generator, what you can do with this one sample is unique. You<br />
can time-stretch it in real-time (and this time is available as modulation<br />
destination for dynamic modulation in the matrix!). You can pitch-shift it<br />
without affecting the duration. You can use key tracking to control the Time<br />
parameter, all this is allowing you to create really weird sample-based<br />
sounds!<br />
The Time control enables you to<br />
continuously time-stretch the loaded<br />
sample in real-time. As a result, you<br />
can shorten or lengthen the sample<br />
independently of its pitch. In example,<br />
a value of 133 means that the sample<br />
is 133% of its original length. If it was<br />
originally 3 seconds in duration it<br />
becomes four seconds in duration.<br />
The Range is: 25%...3200%.<br />
Around the Time dial there are marks at 50%, 100% (green), 200, 400, 800<br />
and 1600%<br />
The TimeTrack control enables you to set the duration of the sample<br />
independently of its pitch. Let’s say for example, your sample's root note is<br />
C3 and that it is 4 seconds in duration. What happens to the duration of the<br />
sample when you play a C4 (one octave higher)?<br />
This is where Time Tracking comes into play. If you set the Time Tracking<br />
control to 0, the sample duration remains at 4 seconds. If you set the Time<br />
Tracking control to 100%, the sample duration will be reduced to 2 seconds<br />
(a doubling of the frequency results in a halving of the duration, just as in<br />
the case of a conventional sampler). If you set the control to 50%, the<br />
duration will be about 3 seconds, while with a setting of -100% the sample<br />
is reversed and has a duration of 8 seconds. Range: -100%...100%<br />
The Spread is described in the general Generator description right before<br />
this section.<br />
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