Section 7 — Sampling/Signal Source Concepts
ASR-10 Musician’s Manual
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Looping
• While holding down a key you can scroll back and forth between the LOOP START and LOOP
END, changing the coarse and fine adjust for each, listening to how different parts of the
sound loop.
• Most often you will find a loop that works fairly well except that the splice point is noticeable.
In this case, try performing one (or more) of the cross fades contained on the Command/Wave
page. Crossfading can smooth out the timbral differences between LOOP START and LOOP
END, making the transition less abrupt.
• A loud bump or “pop” at the splice point usually indicates a volume difference between loop
start and loop end. Try using the Command/Wave, VOLUME SMOOTHING command on
the loop before doing a cross fade.
• Again, once you have a good loop, move the sample end back and then truncate the
WaveSample.
