- Sampler
- Using samples and kits in your songs
Using samples and kits in your songs
Your Woovebox' sampler is surprisingly versatile in the way it allows you to incorporate samples into your songs - from seamlessly integrating as custom oscillators, to playing back multi-sampled instruments or tempo-corrected drumloops.
You can trigger all sixteen slices in a kit individually on each track, except on the Chord ('Cd') track.
You can use any kit's slice 1-16 chromatically. In other words, you can use any kit's slice as a custom oscillator wave type.
You can use any kit as a multi-sampled instrument. Or in other words; you can have your Woovebox play back different samples automatically, based on what pitch is being played. This allows for a more realistic reproduction of a sampled instrrument at different pitches, avoiding the "smurf" effect.
Enjoy easy tempo-perfect drum loop integration into your song, or create unique sounds with the per-step tape stop/start effect, a classic DJ technique of instantly stopping or starting playback.
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- "Sea Caves of Arcadia" (under Sound demos)
- Line input (under MIDI, Sync and connecting other gear)
'In 2' uses audio from the incoming audio's right channel as if it were an oscillator source.
- Auto-slicing (under Sampler)
Your Woovebox can auto-slice a bigger slice into smaller slices for you.
- Auto-space reclaimer (under Sampler)
Again, note that this does not necessarily mean that space is freed up, as some other slice in your kit may be still be using that part of the sample.
- Disable autosave (under Boot modes)
By keeping 14/Sampler pressed while turning the device on, autosave is turned off.