Pretty much what the title says. In the MPC2000/2000xl it is possible to set the envelope release to be relative to the end of a sound, so that instead of the envelope entering the release stage on noteoff, it enters the release stage at an amount of time before the end of the sound that is determined by the release time.
This makes one-shot samples far more usable than they are with a conventional envelope, and beside having a lot of creative uses it's also the fastest, most flexible and overall best way to remove clicks when working with sliced beats (or any other sample that doesn't have a natural decay and doesn't loop).
This makes one-shot samples far more usable than they are with a conventional envelope, and beside having a lot of creative uses it's also the fastest, most flexible and overall best way to remove clicks when working with sliced beats (or any other sample that doesn't have a natural decay and doesn't loop).
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