Toolbar

Plays back the raw sample.

Activate this button to play back the selection in a loop.

If this button is activated, the waveform display is scrolled during playback, keeping the playback cursor visible.

Activate this button to see a playback cursor when triggering a sample via MIDI.

Click and drag with this tool to create a selection.

If this tool is selected, you can click in the waveform to zoom in on the position where you click.

If this tool is selected, you can click in the waveform to start playback. The sample is played back from this position until you release the mouse button.

If this tool is selected, you can click in the waveform and drag sideways to play back the audio. The playback direction and speed depend on how fast and how far you move the mouse to the left or to the right from the position where you clicked.

If this button is activated, the selection start and end points and the markers snap to other markers.

If this button is activated, markers and selection start and end points are only placed at zero crossings, that is, at positions in the audio where the amplitude is zero. This helps you to avoid pops and clicks that are caused by sudden amplitude changes.

If this button is activated, the editor shows the looped region as overlay with the original sample in the background. This provides a better overview over the transition between loop end and loop start and allows you to set the loop markers to the best positions.

Activate this button to see the effect of your crossfade settings in the waveform display. If this button is activated, the resulting waveform is displayed in red.

Trims the sample, either to the selection or to the range that is set with the sample start/end markers.

Undoes the trimming, so that the entire sample is restored.

Shows the name of the loaded sample and its location on your system.

Activate this button to show the effect of your fade settings directly in the waveform.

These buttons allow you to show the left channel, the right channel, or the sum of the left and right channels in the waveform display.

If no button is activated, the left channel of a stereo channel is shown at the top and the right channel at the bottom.

For single-channel samples, the available channel is shown.

Click this icon to display a level slider. Keep the mouse button pressed and use the slider to specify the level for previewing your samples.