Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By Phatz Thu Jan 15, 2004 3:47 am
FOR THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN ASKING.............

ZONE mode
The ZONE mode allows you to divide a sample into a number of equal parts (from 1 to 16). This
could be useful, for example, if a 2 bar sample has 4 beats to a bar: dividing the sample into 8
would give you 8 zones of 1 beat each.
Hold SHIFT and press TRIM (or 5 on the numeric pad), then press ZONE [F3].
Select the Zone: field with the CURSOR keys and press OPEN WINDOW.
Set the number of zones with the DATA wheel.
Press DO IT [F5] to return to the ZONE screen.
You can select each zone by turning the DATA wheel while in the Zone: field of the ZONE
screen.
Each individual zone can be edited from the EDIT mode (see the EDIT mode section).
Fine Adjustment of the Start Point of a Zone
Select the St: field in the ZONE mode screen and press OPEN WINDOW to open the Zone start fine window.



• Start:
Set the start point of the zone. Change the value with the DATA wheel. You can enter large
numbers by entering a number with the numeric pad and then pressing ENTER.
You can also enter numbers with thw CURSOR LEFT/RIGHT keys while holding the SHIFT
key.
Note: If you adjust the start point, the end point of the previous zone will also change.
• Lngth=
The length of the zone (from the start point to the end point) is displayed. You cannot
change the value of this field.
You can enlarge or reduce the sample wave display by pressing ZOOM+ [F3] or ZOOM- [F2].
Press ZOOM- [F2] to display the entire wave and set a rough start point then press ZOOM+ [F3]
several times to make fine adjustments.
When PLAY X [F6] is pressed, you can play back the currently selected sound at full velocity
according to the settings in the PLAY X: field.
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By DM0NEY Thu Jan 15, 2004 5:00 pm
i have the CLASSIC 2000 and i find it hard to zone my sample thats the reason why wanna cop the xl.so what u just wrote applies for the 2000 right?
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By Phatz Wed Mar 10, 2004 8:27 pm
Dammmmm Dmoney I had no Idea you replyed to this.....I use the 2kxl and have never tried this on the 2k........did u try it? if so what were the results? let me know





Phatz
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By beets Wed Mar 10, 2004 9:44 pm
Hey PHATZ, I was just wondering..how do you zone a sample? LOL j/k just buggin with ya homie! I know mad cats ask this question without getting at the SEARCH first, I think your advice on the "zones" is the most user friendly. Good lookin ;) peace
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By Phatz Thu Mar 11, 2004 12:06 am
You are right Thomas Ivory, this write up was for the 2kxl I will check out the 3k and let you know


Beets..........Good lookin

By elmacaco Thu Mar 11, 2004 12:46 am
I don't think so.
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By Phatz Thu Mar 11, 2004 6:04 am
I scanned thru the 3k manual and didnt find anything on this subject.............so I will have to get at somebody thats owns a 3k............





Peace for now
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By BiggieSizedFries Tue Apr 20, 2004 4:53 pm
*has a 2k and has seen a zone function on it but never used it*

hmmm, something to try when i get home...
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By Blue Haze Tue Apr 20, 2004 5:45 pm
Phatz wrote:I scanned thru the 3k manual and didnt find anything on this subject.............so I will have to get at somebody thats owns a 3k............





Peace for now


Zone in the 3000 works like section a new sound in the 2000 XL or copy and insert function keys in the edit page. You can`t slice the sample like the 2000 XL, but you can section the zone and make copies. It`s takes some work and you have to use your ears.