Table of Contents
Editing Layers
The sounds in Backbone are made up of up to eight layers. Each layer contributes a specific detail of the sound, for example, the tonal and noise components of a drum sound. You can adjust and modify the sound of each layer extensively in the edit section.
Edit Section
In the Edit section, you can edit the layers.
Resynth Page
Activating Resynth allows you to transform your samples on a spectral level, in a way that is not possible using classic subtractive synthesis.
Waveform Display
The graphical editor shows the sample waveform and a marker at the position of the sample that is used for extracting the spectrum.
Modulating the Playback Position Using Velocity
You can use the position marker on the Resynth page to modulate the playback position using velocity. For example, this allows you to make sounds more percussive for higher velocities by playing the attack transient only with higher velocities.

Modulating the Playback Position Using Velocity

You can use the position marker on the Resynth page to modulate the playback position using velocity. For example, this allows you to make sounds more percussive for higher velocities by playing the attack transient only with higher velocities.

Procedure

Drag the Position marker to the position from which you want the sample to be played at the lowest velocity.
Drag the Velocity Range handle to the position from which you want the sample to be played at the maximum velocity.