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20.1. IMPULSE 285

Each of the eight samples has a proprietary set of parameters, located in the area below the

sample slots and visible when the sample is clicked. Adjustments to sample settings are only

captured once you hit a new note  they do not affect currently playing notes. Note that

this behavior also denes how Impulse reacts to parameter changes from clip envelopes or

automation, which are applied once a new note starts. If you want to achieve continuous

changes as a note plays, you may want to use the Simpler.

Slot 8's parameters also include a Link button, located in the lower left corner, which links

slot 8 with slot 7. Linking the two slots allows slot 7's activation to stop slot 8's playback, and

vice versa. This was designed with a specic situation in mind (but can, of course, be used

for other purposes): Naturalistic closed hi-hat cymbals will shut down open hi-hat cymbals.

Each slot can be played, soloed or muted using controls that appear when the mouse hovers

over it.

20.1.2 Start, Tune and Stretch

The Start control denes where Impulse begins playing a sample, and can be set to up

to 100 ms later than the actual sample beginning. The Transposition control adjusts the

transposition of the sample by +/- 48 semitones, and can be modulated by incoming note

velocity or a random value, as set in the appropriate elds.

The Stretch control has values from -100 to 100 percent. Negative values will shorten the

sample, and positive values will stretch it. Two different stretching algorithms are available:

Mode A is ideal for low sounds, such as toms or bass, while Mode B is better for high sounds,

such as cymbals. The Stretch value can also be modulated by MIDI note velocity.

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