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Plays back the original sample.

You can specify the playback volume and output with the Preview Volume and Output for Preview controls in the upper right corner of the editor.

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.

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 left or right from the position where you clicked.

• If this parameter is set to Equal Distance, the markers are equally distributed over the sample.

• If this parameter is set to Exponential, the distances between the markers increase over the length of the sample.

• If this parameter is set to Spectral, the entire sample is analyzed and markers are only inserted if the change in the spectrum exceeds the set threshold.

• If this parameter is set to Spectral Voiced, the entire sample is analyzed and markers are only inserted if the change in the spectrum exceeds the set threshold and if a pitch is detected at this position.

The number of markers in the sample display.

You can enter the number of markers that you want to use directly in the value field.

Analyzes the sample and inserts markers, depending on the Marker Creation Mode setting.

The position of the selected marker in the sample.

Sets the FFT window to a fixed size. This is useful if you want to extract a specific portion of a sample.

• If this button is activated, you can enter the size in number of samples in the Window Size value field.

  Note

  If the window size does not match the fundamental frequency of the sample, the extracted wave has digital artifacts.

The detected pitch at the current marker position.

Sets window crossfade.

Sets the size of the window.

Allows you to select the window type.

Allows you to adjust the pitch detection curve. For example, if the pitch detection curve changes too fast or if it contains wrong pitches, lower the Pitch Detection Sensitivity.