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CHAPTER 5. MANAGING FILES AND SETS 49

Normalize  If this is activated, the sample resulting from the render process will be

normalized (i.e., the le will be amplied so that the highest peak attains the maximum

available headroom).

Render as Loop  If this is activated, Live will create a sample that can be used as a

loop. For example, suppose your Live Set uses a delay effect. If Render as Loop is on,

Live will go through the rendering process twice: The rst pass will not actually write

samples to disk, but add the specied delay effect. As the second pass starts writing

audio to disk, it will include the delay tail resulting from the rst pass.

File Type, Bit Depth, Sample Rate  These options specify the type of sample to be

created.

Create Analysis File  If this is activated, Live will create an .asd le that contains

analysis information about the rendered sample. If you intend to use the new sample

in Live, check this option.

Convert to Mono  If this is activated, Live will create a mono le instead of a stereo

le.

5.3 MIDI Files

A MIDI le contains commands that prompt MIDI compatible synthesizers or instruments,

such as Live's Simpler, to create specic musical output. MIDI les are exported by hardware

and software MIDI sequencers. Importing MIDI les into Live works differently than with

samples: MIDI le data is incorporated into the Live Set, and the resulting MIDI clips lose all

reference to the original le. MIDI les appear as folders in the File Browser; opening the

folders gives you access to the le's individual tracks (also called voices or instruments).

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