The Parameter Section - Steinberg HALION4 Mode D'emploi

The Overview Line
The overview line shows the whole sample. The section visible in the main waveform
display is indicated by a rectangle on the overview line and the current selection range
is shown in orange.
You can move the rectangle in the overview line to view other sections of the sample.
Click in the lower half of the rectangle and drag to the left or right to move it.
You can resize the rectangle by dragging its left or right border.
You can define a new viewing area by clicking in the upper half of the overview and
dragging a rectangle with the mouse.
The Ruler
The Sample editor ruler is located between the overview line and the waveform
display. It shows the timeline in the specified display format.
• To select the format, click the arrow button to the right of the ruler and select an
option from the pop-up menu.
You can choose to display hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds, or samples,
or bars and beats.
The Waveform Display and the Level Scale
The waveform display shows the waveform image of the sample. To the left of the
waveform display, a level scale is shown, indicating the amplitude of the audio.
• To select whether the level is shown as a percentage or in dB, click the level scale
label (dB or %), and select an option from the pop-up menu.
• To display the half level axes, right-click in the Sample editor and select the
corresponding option on the context menu.

The Parameter Section

The parameter section contains sample and sample zone parameters. It has two tabs:
Main and Loop.
The Main Tab
The Main tab contains the zone parameters, and the marker settings for Sample Start,
Sample End, Start Range, as well as the parameters for the Release marker.
Playback Mode
The Playback Mode options are described in the section
107.
Fixed Pitch
This option is described in the section
The Loop Tab
The Loop tab contains the loop settings, see
"Fixed Pitch"
145
Editing Samples in the Sample Editor
The Parameter Section
"Playback Mode"
on page 108.
"Creating Loops" on page
on page
150.