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Steinberg VST Sampler HALion 3 Operation Manual
Steinberg VST Sampler HALion 3 Operation Manual
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HALion7 – 62 Editing in the Keyzone page view Introduction The Keyzone page view takes care of all your sample mapping, layer- ing and velocity scaling needs. A graphic and intuitive user interface makes it very easy to overview all the samples in a Program. This chapter covers all the operations possible in the Keyzone page view, but also describes operations involving the Program List, and general file handling issues such as importing samples.
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HALionEditing in the Keyzone page view 7 – 63 Window overview When you have loaded a Program, the Keyzone page view displays all the samples, mapped out horizontally over the Keyboard so you can clearly see what keys have samples mapped to them. The range across the keyboard that a sample is mapped to is called a key zone. A sample in the Keyzone window. Note that the black and white keys are also outlined in the Keyzone window background. This makes it easier to accurately scale and pinpoint key...
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HALion7 – 64 Editing in the Keyzone page view How samples are displayed •Samples are colored in 4 different shades of blue according to the ve- locity range; dark blue/black at the lowest velocity range (0-32) with lighter shades of blue at each successive range. •Samples that are located in the Program folder have orange/green borders and orange handles when selected. See page 67 for a description of selected and view selected samples.
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HALionEditing in the Keyzone page view 7 – 65 •Samples that are located in a subfolder of the Program folder have vio- let borders and orange handles when selected. See page 67 for a description of selected and view selected samples. •Overlapping samples are colored in darker shades of blue in the over- lapping range.
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HALion7 – 66 Editing in the Keyzone page view Selecting samples The following methods can be used to select samples in the Keyzone page view: •Clicking on a sample selects it. •Use [Ctrl] (Win)/[Command] (Mac) + click to select several samples. Click somewhere in the window (but not on a sample) to deselect all samples. •Draw a selection rectangle by clicking and dragging in the window. All samples encompassed by the rectangle will be selected. Drawing a selection rectangle. •You can select samples by...
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HALionEditing in the Keyzone page view 7 – 67 About “view selected” and “Edit selected” samples If several samples are selected, one sample is always “view selected”. It is this sample’s parameters that will be shown when viewing any of the page views that show the settings for one sample at a time (spe- cifically the Loop and Sound page views). View selected samples are displayed as follows: • If the sample resides in the Program folder, the view selected sample has or- ange/green borders and other...
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HALion7 – 68 Editing in the Keyzone page view •Edit selected but not view selected samples have orange borders and are highlighted in the Program list. •An edit and view selected sample has orange/green borders in the Keyzone, and is highlighted with a light blue border in the Program list.
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HALionEditing in the Keyzone page view 7 – 69 •View selected but not edit selected samples have turquoise borders in the Keyzone window and a light blue border in the Program List. The currently view selected sample name is also displayed in the Sam- ple selector field. You can also use the Sample selector pop-up to se- lect another sample, but this will deselect all other selected samples.
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HALion7 – 70 Editing in the Keyzone page view About the “ALL/SELECT” status button Virtually all editing operations in HALion depend on the “ALL/SE- LECT” edit mode setting at the top of the Program List. This setting governs whether the editing will apply to all samples in a Program or only to selected samples or sample sub-folders. You toggle between the two edit modes by clicking the lower left button (it either reads “ALL” or “SELECT”). The color of the Pitch/Modulation controller also serves as...