Steinberg GROOVE AGENT 3 Mode D'emploi page 65

For every dry and wet sample pair there's a set of knobs: Volume, Pan
and Balance.
Volume – You can adjust the overall volume for this sample pair by
turning this knob.
Pan – You can pan the dry sample with this knob. You may want to
follow the overall Groove Agent panning laws where hihats are slightly
to the right etc.
Balance – If the relative balance between the dry and wet samples
doesn't sound right, you can adjust it here.
As a sensible starting point, use stereo samples for the wet slots. The
dry samples can be either mono or stereo.
You can fill every slot with samples of your choice. Imported samples
can be used in the Groove Agent classic view or in the upper Groove
Agent module in dual mode. The user entry will appear at the bottom
of every group where a sample has been imported. You can now se-
lect your own sample and compare it to any built-in sample, in the
usual Groove Agent manner.
Please note that in Dual mode, imported samples can only be used in
the upper view.
If you decide to unload a sample, just click on the small button with an
X on it next to the slot in question. You can also unload all samples in
one go by pressing the "Unload all" button in the lower left corner.
If you decide to save your work for future use in another song, use the
button called "User kit preset" to save this information to disk. You
can also load previously saved kits this way. Please note that no user
kit samples are included in the Groove Agent 3 package (but on the
other hand, we've provided thousands of built-in samples already,
haven't we?!).
The keyboard illustration in the Import section actually reflects how the
drum sounds are allocated to the MIDI keyboard.
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