doug4350 ·
Hi folks,
I'm not up to speed on the correct terminology, but here's the deal...
I have a hw synth (Kurzweil K2661) and I need to sample one of its sounds so I can create a multi-layered setup. It's a long story, so I'll get to the point.
I used Sonar to sample a clip from my synth and am trying to find a natural looping point. There are LFO effects on the clip which make this a challenge as there are no 2 points with close enough high/low shelf + LFO phase points to loop on without hearing a subtle bump at the loop point. I've been able to get close, but it is still noticeable.
Is there some secret (not Sonar, but a DSP technique) that can add something like an envelope to the beginning or end of the sample that will normalize the loop point? Or another term might be morphing?
I don't need tempo, pitch & that stuff, just a seamless as possible loop point to sample back into my synth.
Can SM do something like this? The sample is .WAV format.
Thanks, - Doug
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