By Tohtruck
Tue Sep 09, 2008 6:06 am
Another feature that I liked on the MV was the "Search Zero Crossing" feature where during sample editing the machine would automatically search for the end points of a sample where the level would reach the zero point so you can truncate any unwanted silence or unwanted air.
So if you were chopping a drumbreak or a loop with clearly defined one shots when you chop up the sample into multiple one shots you could truncate each one shot so that the empty air at the ends of the samples would be lopped off. This would essentially save on RAM and storage space, since you won't be occupying your MPC's memory with empty air.
It would also be helpful in eliminating unwanted pops and clicks at the ends of samples in case you don't want to spend time zooming in to find the zero cross point and chopping it manually.
So if you were chopping a drumbreak or a loop with clearly defined one shots when you chop up the sample into multiple one shots you could truncate each one shot so that the empty air at the ends of the samples would be lopped off. This would essentially save on RAM and storage space, since you won't be occupying your MPC's memory with empty air.
It would also be helpful in eliminating unwanted pops and clicks at the ends of samples in case you don't want to spend time zooming in to find the zero cross point and chopping it manually.


