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8.2. THE SAMPLE BOX 107

Your computer's hard disk is too slow to deliver audio for as many tracks as desired

in real time. For more information on disk-related problems, please refer to the

respective section.

You are experiencing audio dropouts when playing clips in Legato Mode.

Use RAM Mode with care, as RAM is usually a scarce resource. Your computer is using the

hard disk for swapping out RAM contents that have not been used in a while. The more

clips you are running in RAM Mode, the higher the likelihood for them to be swapped

out. Live can handle disk overloads more gracefully than swapped-out audio arriving late:

Disk overloads result in unwanted mutes, whereas RAM overload results in both mutes and

rhythmical hiccups.

8.2.10 Reversing Samples

The Reverse Button.

This function creates a new sample by reversing the sample referenced by the current clip.

It then reapplies the old clip's settings (according to some rules that we will explain in a

moment), and replaces the original sample with the reversal in the Clip View. The new

sample is stored in your temporary recording folder until you save your Live Set, at which

point it is moved to your

Sounds folder. The reversed sample has an R appended to the

end of its name so that it is easily distinguishable from the original.

There are a few rules for the reversing process. First, any Warp Markers will remain xed

to their positions in the sample. This means that a Warp Marker on the downbeat of the

second bar of a clip will end up on the downbeat of the second-to-last bar after reversal.

Clip loop/region settings are similarly ipped. Second, clip envelopes remain xed to their

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