Hey,
just started using the TX16Wx and went through the manual.
There it says to create a new slice in the wave editor simply doubleklick while holding the "alt" Key.
But all it does if I do so is playing the sample...
So, how does it actually work?
Thanks!
How to slice?
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 1 posts since 4 Feb, 2015
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- KVRAF
- 2400 posts since 27 May, 2005 from Stockholm
Manual, section 7.5.1 "The Wave Editor Toolbar". Check out "Slice into parts" and "Beat Slicer".
TX16Wx Software Sampler:
http://www.tx16wx.com/
http://www.tx16wx.com/
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- KVRer
- 4 posts since 28 Jan, 2016
I don't want to slice the sample into a number of equal parts I want to set manual slices where the mouse cursor is. In the manual it says to use alt+double click but all it does is zoom in.elcallio wrote:Manual, section 7.5.1 "The Wave Editor Toolbar". Check out "Slice into parts" and "Beat Slicer".
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- KVRAF
- 10310 posts since 2 Sep, 2003 from Surrey, UK
I can't get it to work here either (I know I did use it in the past, though).
And, I've always thought that it was a slightly awkward combination of key-presses too. (but the easier combinations are used for other functions)
And, I've always thought that it was a slightly awkward combination of key-presses too. (but the easier combinations are used for other functions)
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- KVRAF
- 10310 posts since 2 Sep, 2003 from Surrey, UK
... or, you could give elcallio another chance to respond.
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- KVRer
- 4 posts since 28 Jan, 2016
he could have answered the question already but he had to tell us the chapter in the manual which i already had read and its not working! Sorry I dont want to sound cocky or ungrateful but why not just answer the question?DarkStar wrote:... or, you could give elcallio another chance to respond.
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- KVRAF
- 2400 posts since 27 May, 2005 from Stockholm
Because literacy is a quality to be encouraged? Because you did not specify _how_ you wanted to slice, so assuming that you would want to start with the auto-slicers first is reasonable?
But I'll give you that maybe the manual can be misleading if you approach it from the wrong angle;
Slices in TX16Wx are simply "special" loops. When the line you read states to ALT-double click to insert _new_ slice points, it refers to _adding_ slices to already sliced materials. I.e. something you initiated with either slice evenly or by transients.
Now, however, if you want to go fully manual, the quickest way would probably be to just insert a loop encompassing the whole sample, change it to slice, then start ALT-double clicking at places you want to slice at. (I still recommend slice evenly + edit, but sure).
But I'll give you that maybe the manual can be misleading if you approach it from the wrong angle;
Slices in TX16Wx are simply "special" loops. When the line you read states to ALT-double click to insert _new_ slice points, it refers to _adding_ slices to already sliced materials. I.e. something you initiated with either slice evenly or by transients.
Now, however, if you want to go fully manual, the quickest way would probably be to just insert a loop encompassing the whole sample, change it to slice, then start ALT-double clicking at places you want to slice at. (I still recommend slice evenly + edit, but sure).
TX16Wx Software Sampler:
http://www.tx16wx.com/
http://www.tx16wx.com/
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- KVRer
- 8 posts since 28 Jul, 2018
Helpfulness and communication are also fine qualities to be encouraged ; ). Thank you elcallio, I came here in search for an answer to this as I'm having the same challenges. Looking forward to trying this out. D
elcallio wrote:Because literacy is a quality to be encouraged? Because you did not specify _how_ you wanted to slice, so assuming that you would want to start with the auto-slicers first is reasonable?
But I'll give you that maybe the manual can be misleading if you approach it from the wrong angle;
Slices in TX16Wx are simply "special" loops. When the line you read states to ALT-double click to insert _new_ slice points, it refers to _adding_ slices to already sliced materials. I.e. something you initiated with either slice evenly or by transients.
Now, however, if you want to go fully manual, the quickest way would probably be to just insert a loop encompassing the whole sample, change it to slice, then start ALT-double clicking at places you want to slice at. (I still recommend slice evenly + edit, but sure).
