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By torsig1967 Sat Aug 28, 2010 10:48 pm
1. Trim mode
2. Cursor on LOOP
3. Press window key

Now, on F1 there's a symbol which is reversed when F1 is pressed.

What does this do?
I hear or see no difference when pressing it.
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By DrNibbert Sun Aug 29, 2010 8:31 pm
It simply determines if you want the "auto-zero-crossing-detection" to select a position where the waveform has a negative or positive amplitude.
Image
Valley -> Hill
Image
Hill -> Valley

If you cant find a looping point without a clicking using the first setting, try and use the other one. :)
By torsig1967 Mon Aug 30, 2010 7:31 am
DrNibbert wrote:It simply determines if you want the "auto-zero-crossing-detection" to select a position where the waveform has a negative or positive amplitude.
Image
Valley -> Hill
Image
Hill -> Valley

If you cant find a looping point without a clicking using the first setting, try and use the other one. :)


Ahh, yes!
That's it.
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By wudsiba Tue Aug 31, 2010 1:40 pm
Nice... always something new to learn with JJ. Even though Im anal when it comes to setting my own loop-chop points. Feel me