Teac GigaStudio 3 User Manual

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Delete any selected wave from the Audition panel or Distributed Wave

Instrument panel view.

Delete

Reset the loaded waves in either the Audition panel or the Distributed

Wave Instrument panel to start over.

New

Extract the wave files from a .Gig instrument. The .gig instrument

must by necessity be fairly simple in construction. An instrument with

multiple velocities, keyswitches, or layers will not work. Here are some

Extract from .gig

1. Files containing more than one instrument, since Distributed Wave can only show

one.

2. Files where more than one sample is assigned to any key (e.g. using velocity or any

other controller).

3. Files where any region uses pitch tracking, since Distributed Wave only plays back

samples at their native pitch.

Export to .gig

Export the current wave collection as a .Gig instrument. You can then

make further sophisticated edits, if necessary, by loading the .Gig in the

GigaStudio 3.0 Instrument Editor.

The name field will reflect the saved name of a Distributed

Instrument.

Show the directory path and note range of the waves in the display area.

Details

Undo the last edit. There is only one level of undo.

Undo

Redo the last undo. There is only one level of redo.

Redo

specific cases which will not work using the Extract from .gig command:

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