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8.2. THE SAMPLE BOX 104

to stop Live's playback. Upon returning to Live, the edited version of the sample will be

played back. The current set of Warp Markers is retained only if the sample length remains

the same as before. Remember that changes to one sample may affect other clips playing

the same sample.

8.2.5 Replacing the Clip's Sample

To replace the sample referenced by the clip with a different sample, drop the new sample

directly from the File Browser into the Clip View. Clip settings like pitch and volume will

be retained. The Warp Markers will be retained only if the new sample has the exact same

length as the old sample.

Tip: When bringing multitrack audio from another program into Live for remixing, it is

convenient to set Warp Markers for only one of the composite samples and copy the same

set of Warp Markers to the other tracks. This can be easily done provided the individual

samples have the exact same length (which usually is the case if they all have been exported

from several tracks in one go): Pick the sample with the clearest rhythmical pronunciation

and set the Warp Markers for this sample as described elsewhere. Next, make enough

copies of this clip to hold all the individual samples, and drop the samples from the Browser

into the clips. The Warp Markers will be retained, because the samples all have the same

length.

The Replace Sample

Button.

The Replace Sample button is for replacing a sample throughout the entire Live Set. All

clips that reference the old sample will reference the new sample, which is selected

using a le-chooser dialog. Live retains the clip properties; the Warp Markers are kept if the

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