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=== MIDI Sample Player ===

=== MIDI Sample Player ===

Audio Player will act as a MIDI controlled sample player. A MIDI note-on will start playback which will continue until MIDI note-off is received. The root note is middle C4 (MIDI note 60). Other notes will playback at the associated pitch change, e.g. C5 (MIDI note 72) will play at double pitch. Playback speed remains constant, i.e. the duration would be the same, only the pitch shifted. MIDI sustain pedal will sustain playback after the key is released. This controls the "sustain pedal" control that can also be manually set to sustain playback. MIDI Pitchbend will change the pitch by up to +/- 2 semitones by default. This range can be adjusted with the "bend range" control up to +/- 24 semitones (2 octaves) with a minimum value of 0 (pitchbend disabled).

Audio Player will act as a MIDI controlled sample player. A MIDI note-on will start playback which will continue until MIDI note-off is received. The default root note is middle C4 (MIDI note 60) but this can be changed. Other notes will playback at the associated pitch change, e.g. C5 (MIDI note 72) will play at double pitch. Playback speed remains constant, i.e. the duration would be the same, only the pitch shifted. MIDI sustain pedal will sustain playback after the key is released. This controls the "sustain pedal" control that can also be manually set to sustain playback. MIDI Pitchbend will change the pitch by up to +/- 2 semitones by default. This range can be adjusted with the "bend range" control up to +/- 24 semitones (2 octaves) with a minimum value of 0 (pitchbend disabled).

There is an ADSR amplitude envelope that affects MIDI note-on/off triggered playback. A non-zero release time will cause playback to continue after note-off.

There is an ADSR amplitude envelope that affects MIDI note-on/off triggered playback. A non-zero release time will cause playback to continue after note-off.

=== Splicer ===

=== Splicer ===

As described above, it is possible to add cue point markers. If there are any cue point markers defined then MIDI playback behaviour changes. Instead of MIDI notes playing back at different pitch, the segments of audio between the markers are treated as separate notes. Middle C4 (MIDI note 60) will play the first segment, C#4 the second segment, etc. Playback is monophonic, i.e. only one segment will play at a time. Each segment responds with the (global) ADSR amplitude envelope. Other pitch adjustments will still operate, e.g. pitchbend, varispeed, etc.

As described above, it is possible to add cue point markers. If there are any cue point markers defined then MIDI playback behaviour changes. Instead of MIDI notes playing back at different pitch, the segments of audio between the markers are treated as separate notes. The ''root note'' will play the first segment, C#4 the second segment, etc. Playback is monophonic, i.e. only one segment will play at a time. Each segment responds with the (global) ADSR amplitude envelope. Other pitch adjustments will still operate, e.g. pitchbend, varispeed, etc.

=== Files ===

=== Files ===