Sample Editor

Sample Editor displays a single selected sample and let you change the samples properties.

Toolbar

• Zoom in, zoom out - Zoom into the sample waveform
• Enable MIDI Selection - Auto-select a sample by incoming MIDI input
• TAB key cycling - If enabled you can quickly cycle through the selected samples with [TAB]
• Preview the current sample - Plays the currently selected sample

• Enable Sample range editing - Set the SampleStart and SampleEnd of the sample with [Leftclick] and [Rightclick]
• Enable SampleStartMod Editing - Set the samples SampleStart modulation range that can be accessed in the Samplers SampleStart chain. (E.g. Add a random modulator for Random Sample Start in this selected range)
• Enable Loop Range Editing - Set the LoopStart and LoopEnd with [Leftclick] and [Rightclick]. This only works if Enable Looping for Selection has been applied to the sample
• Enable Release Start Offset - Set the Release Start offset

• Show the Gain/Pitch/Filter envelope - Opens the Gain/Pitch/Filter envelope popup

• Show the interface of the first Script Processor - If you have added a ScriptProcessor in the Samplers MidiChain this will display it's interface for quick customisations via script
• Toggle the first button of the first ScriptProcessor - A shortcut for triggering the first button from the ScriptProcessor [F9]

• Enable Zero Crossing - Tries to find the nearest zero crossing while editing sample ranges and
  loops.
• Open the Loop Finder Popup - Open the Loop Finder Popup (only works if the sample has Looping enabled)
• Show the options for the release Start mode - Opens the Release start options. See Release Start for more details

• Normalise selected samples - Normalises the selected samples to 0 db
• Enable Looping for Selection - Enables Looping for all selected samples

• Blend Spectrogram over waveform - Fades between a Waveform and Spectrogram view of the selected sample
• Edit Spectrogram properties - Here you can change the settings of the spectrogram view, its FFTSize, Oversampling, WindowType, DynamicRange, ColourScheme, Gamma, FrequencyGamma, ResamplingQuality and GainFactor

• Sample name - Displays the currently selected samples location on disk
• Multimic Selector - If you have mapped MultiMic samples in your SampleMap, you can switch between the these in this dropdown menu

• Open current sample in external audio editor - Opens the sample in an external audio editor. You can set the path to this editor in the HISE Settings with: External Editor Path