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Decomposing Sounds
The Decompose function allows you to split your samples into their noise and tonal components.
Decompose Section
The Decompose section at the top of the window contains the controls and settings for the Decompose function.
Decompose Settings
By default, the samples created by the Decompose function are saved in the same folder as the original file. However, if this is not what you want, you can specify an alternative destination folder on the Decompose Settings pane.

Decompose Settings

By default, the samples created by the Decompose function are saved in the same folder as the original file. However, if this is not what you want, you can specify an alternative destination folder on the Decompose Settings pane.

To open the pane, click Decompose Settings in the Decompose section.

As Source: Activate As Source to save the created samples in the same folder as the original sample.; Note
As Source is only available if you work with source samples that are not part of a VST Sound container.
Project: Activate Project to save the samples in the project folder of your Steinberg DAW.
Custom Sample Folder: If Project is not activated, you can enter the path to the folder in which the new samples are to be saved. You can enter the path manually in the text field or click Select Folder and browse to the destination folder.
Create Tonal and Noise Subfolders: Allows you to save the tonal and the noise components in different subfolders.