[WAVE] panel

• General
• Render and record
• Timestretch and pitchshift
• Grid

General

• Render to perfect loops
• AsioIn loop-record
• VstOut record
• 16 patterns (slices)
• DIRAC Time Stretch/Pitch Shift technology (c) Stephan M. Bernsee
• One shots
• Drop an external wavefile onto this panel (supported 8/16/24/32 Bits, any samplerate)
• Auto-samplerate conversion by R8Brain (voxengo)

Besides rendering loops, you can use this panel to mangle drumloops by setting different slices per pattern.

You can also use a wavefile as a transition effect between mixer state changes (see mixer)

Render and record

• 
  • Render "What you hear" into a perfect loop, the length is determined by the Main LoopLength
• Record
  • from VstOut (play live), the length is determined by the Main LoopLength, recording starts on midi input.
  • from AsioIn (Recording will start when Audio level reaches the threshold level)

• delete

Timestretch and pitchshift

• 
  
  • Actual Length
  • TimeStretch to
  • [Rigth-Click] ->
  • Type of material + Quality
  • New Length 
  • Pitchshift (-24 -> 24)

Grid

[Click] and drag on grid to set begin- and endpoints of the slice.

Use [Shift] to snap to grid.

Hold down [Control] to move the selection.

[Right]-[Click] to crop the selection and eventually remove clicks.

The idea is to assign different slices to patterns

Then you can start sequencing those patterns :

• Build in sequencer : plays the patterns one after the other. (from begin- to end pattern)
• Pattern variator
• Like all other patterns, drop them on the linear panel to arrange them in a time-lined way.
• Record the pattern changes :
  • Select a linear (preferably 3 or 4)
  • [Numpad-Enter]
  • Click on the pattern selectors to record them