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Advanced

Random Mode

You can turn on random mode for each layer if you wish. This allows you to lay several

notes on a layer and have them play randomly.

You can still control the timing by carefully placing notes horizontally on the grid. Use in

conjunction with 'Loop Point' automation to create morphing arpeggios.

Sample Recording

This dialog allows you to record your own samples directly from your iPhones’ internal

microphone.

Trigger Level: This setting allows you to specify the volume level at which recording

begins after pressing the 'Rec' button. Modify the trigger level so that the vertical black

marker on the input meter is positioned just above any background noise.

Rec: Starts the recording process by placing the program into a ready state. Recording

actually begins only when the input signal reaches the trigger level.

Preview: Use this button to listen to any captured sounds.

Optimize: Displays a menu of options for normalizing, trimming and fading the sample

buffer.

Save: Allows you to save any captured samples to your samples folder. These samples

can be loaded into the sampler or drum kit instruments and used to create instrument

patches.<p><b>Please Note:</b> Sample recording may be disabled on 1st generation

iPhones unless you have an external microphone or headset attached. This is a hardware

limitation since the internal microphone is only capable of a recording at a sample rate of

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Aurora Sound Studio User Manual Page 26