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EDIT SAMPLE
Page 162 CD3000XL OperatorÕs Manual
CROSSFADING
To avoid a sharp break in sounds when you splice them together, one sound can be
crossfaded into another. The crossfading will start before the value set in the point of A,
the time at which crossfading starts depending on the number of samples set in the
field. This field has no effect, of course, when layering samples.
Again, you can adjust the relative volumes of A and B by up to ±25dB, using the
parameters. However, if you set these too high, you may get a distorted sound, so use these
with care (you will be prompted if the new sample distorted during the process).
When you’ve set up the and points for both samples, press . If sample J
already contains data, you will be asked if you want to overwrite it (you should press GO or
ABORT as necessary). Again, the process will take a few seconds (depending on the length of
the samples and the amount of crossfading) and when the operation is complete, you can
listen to the new sound by pressing the ENT/PLAY key.