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possible to scan the loops in the same folder using the skip forward and skip backward buttons.

The loops are scanned in alphabetical order starting from the currently loaded loop.

Once a loop has been selected, it might be necessary to modify it. A loop can rapidly be

exported to the MIDI track of a sequencer by using the Drag MIDI button. To export the loop,

click on the Drag MIDI button, then drag-and-drop the ﬁle onto a MIDI track of a sequencer.

Strum is supplied with a library of MIDI loops which you can use to easily start creating a new

piece. The factory setting for the default MIDI loop folder is the folder where the library was ﬁrst

copied when Strum was installed.

6.6.4 Strumming

The Strumming section includes parameters which are used to determine

how the strumming is performed. The Speed parameter controls how rapidly the

different strings are played when a strum is triggered. The speed of the strum

is increased by turning the knob clockwise. This parameter can be modulated

by the keyboard velocity using the Velocity knob. When in its center position,

the speed is always that corresponding to the value of the Speed knob. Turning

the velocity knob clockwise increases the strumming speed for high keyboard

velocities while it reduces the speed for low keyboard velocities. Turning this

knob below its middle position has the opposite effect; playing softly on the

keyboard will increase the strumming speed while playing hard will reduce the

speed.

The Auto button is used to switch on or off the Auto-Strum mode. When this mode is on, notes

and chords will played by Strum as they are played on the keyboard. When Auto-Strum mode is

off, chords are recognized and voiced by Strum but the strings are not triggered until strumming

keys are used. For more details on how to use the strumming keys, please refer to section 3.2. Note

that, as was mentioned in section 6.6.2, when the Auto-Strum mode is on, Strum introduces a delay

between the time notes are played on the keyboard and a the time a chord is actually triggered.

This delay is adjusted using the Time knob from the Chord section and is necessary in order to take

into account that notes in a chord are not necessarily played perfectly simultaneously.

The Chord Range selector located below the chord display is used to determine the range of

strings which will be played when a main or alternate strum is triggered. As was discussed in

section 4.4.4, it is indeed possible to deﬁne two strum ranges which can be used alternatively in

order to vary the tone color of the chords played. The main range is always used by Strum except

if the alternate strum strumming key (B4) is depressed while another strumming key is used or if

the hold pedal (with alt strumming position selected) is activated.

The range of the main and alternate strums can be adjusted by using the Main and Alt controls

located below the chord display. For each range the lowest and highest strings played when trig-

gering a chord are speciﬁed by click-dragging the cursors located at each extremities of the display.

Note that the range must contain at least one string.

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