Let's take a look at the different creative sample techniques that you can use when loading
and playing samples directly from Push.
With the Warp Mode on, playing a polyphonic sample means that
if I play for example a chord with the same sample,
all three tones of the chord will play at the same speed.
Now let's hear that when the Warp Mode is off.
In this case,
the samples playing at different pitches will all play at different speeds
and not in sync with each other.
Another cool feature is using the Glide function with the Warp Mode on.
I'll set the Warp Mode to On and go to the Global page in Simpler.
So I'll change the number of voices to one voice - or monophonic -
which means I can only play one note or one pad at a time, and
switch on the Glide Mode
and set the Glide.
If I play a pad followed by another pad,
this will glide to that particular note.
The Slicing Mode has three different modes that you can take advantage of.
We're going to have a look at the Thru Mode
by setting Playback to Thru,
you can play the slice of a sample from a pad,
but the playback will continue to play to the end of the sample.
The Poly Playback Mode allows me to play more than one slice at a time.
In Mono,
I can play
individual slices.
When I set the Playback to Poly,
I can play more than one slice at once.
In One-Shot Mode,
I can play a sample from its start to its end in its entirety
simply by pressing a pad.
I can change the way a sample is played
by switching in the One-Shot Mode from Trigger to Gate Mode.
To do this, I'll enter deeper into the Simpler menu
and set the value from Trigger to Gate.
Now when I play a sample, a sample will only play as long as the pad is pressed.
As soon as I release my finger, or fingers, from the pad,
the sample will stop playing.
By adjusting the Fade In and Fade Out parameters,
I can adjust the amount of time before the sample is played
at its maximum volume
and how long it fades out to its minimum volume.
You can further shape and sculpt sounds using the envelopes that Simpler has.
To access these, simply press the Envelopes button
to access Pitch,
Filter,
and Volume envelopes.