User manual ANTARES INFINITY

[. . . ] Infinity DSP SAMPLE LOOPING TOOLS Owner's Manual ©2002 Antares Audio Technologies. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Antares Audio Technologies 231 Technology Circle Scotts Valley, California 95066 USA voice: (831) 461 7800 fax: (831) 461 7801 email: info@antarestech. com web: www. antarestech. com Rev 1. 0rgb v3. 18 11/2002 THE OBLIGATORY LEGAL MUMBO-JUMBO The Antares Infinity software and this User's Manual are protected by copyright law. Making copies, adaptations, or derivative works without the prior written authorization of Antares Audio Technologies, is prohibited by law and constitutes a punishable violation of the law. [. . . ] The remaining selected data are removed from the soundfile. The data on the right are moved to close the gap and are crossfaded with the data on the left. SELECTED REGION BLEND TAPER BLEND TIME 31 The illustration below describes the effect of Blending on the Paste function. Place the insertion point at the location where data is to be pasted. Data on either side of the insertion point is tapered. The data on the right are movedto create a gap to fit the Clipboard data. Clipboard data are tapered and crossfaded with the soundfile data. INSERTION POINT CLIPBOARD DATA CLIPBOARD SELECTION SIZE Cut or Copy will put the selected data in the Clipboard. If blending is enabled and the blend time is greater than zero, the leading and trailing samples will also be put on the Clipboard. If the selected region is at the end of a file, fewer or no trailing samples will be captured. If the selected region is at the beginning of a file, fewer or no leading samples will be captured. You can see how many leading and trailing samples are captured with "Show Clipboard". These are labeled "Begin Blend Size" and "End Blend Size", respectively. Paste will similarly identify independent leading and trailing blend regions around the selection or insertion point. Paste will then compare its leading blend region with the leading blend region of the Clipboard and choose the smallest. The Paste is then performed with these new blend times. Note that blending occurs outside of the original selection and outside of the Paste's selection. Cut removes precisely the number of samples selected in the file. In order to blend the result, samples on both side of the beginning of the selection are merged with samples on both sides of the ending selection, provided that blending is enabled and there is a non-zero blend time. The size of the merge is given by the blend time. It must be noted, therefore, that cutting some samples does not necessarily completely remove them. To completely remove the center-most samples, the selection size must be larger than the blend time. Clear is the same as Cut, except no samples go to the Clipboard. Blending in Clear works the same as blending in Cut. 32 Normally, when Pasting or Mixing with an insertion point, the new data is inserted before the first sample of the group of samples represented by the pixel under the insertion point. [. . . ] Normally, the sidelobe widths do not exceed 30% unless the expected harmonic frequency is not aligned to the actual harmonic frequency. This will happen when the MIDI Note is used for pitch control and the note is out of tune. Next, go back to the Synthesis Looper tool and check Retain Noise. Finally, specify a Sidelobe Width (%) curve that resembles the one on your report and press the Do It button. [. . . ]