TOOLS
Sample tools
When one or more samples is selected, the "tools" menu offers several features:
- Trim to end loop
If a loop is defined for the selected sample, the software will cut the sound after the end of the loop (leaving a margin of 8 samples).
- Auto loop
The software seeks a stable area of the sample and then artificially creates a loop. A sound segment is copied with a crossfade, so that two positions in the sound correspond exactly.
- Decrease whistling
This tool is used to apply a filter to break all frequencies whose intensity is above a threshold. The threshold is defined by three parameters: the frequency at which the filter begins to act, the frequency at which the filter is complete, the stiffness that defines the evolution of the threshold between the two previous frequencies (linear or with a sudden drop).
- Remove blank at start
Blank lying before the sample attack is eliminated.
- Brick-wall filter
A cutoff frequency is required, then all sample frequencies lying beyond this value will be totally eliminated (frequency intensities set to 0 in the Fourier transform).
- Normalize volume
The sample volume will be normalized to 90% of the maximum intensity.
- Balance adjustment
If the sound is linked to another (stereo), the software can equalize the intensity of the sounds to adjust the balance.
- Transpose
Requires a shift in semitones and then resamples the sound to change the pitch.
Instrument tools
When an instrument or one of its associated samples is selected, the "tools" menu enables the following features:
- Mixture creation...
Specific to the organ, this tool allows the creation of a mixture from an existing instrument. An interface appears for specifying the different mixture divisions, and for each the list of the ranks. Types of possible ranks are very diverse, ranging from the octave to the 19th harmonic.
To work, this tool relies on all samples associated to the selected instrument, the range defined for each sample and the corresponding attenuation. Samples have to be tune regardless the definition of the instrument (via the page of sample edition) and the root key specified must not take into account membership in a stop (no transposition if the sound is a principal 4' for example).
An option allows the automatic loop of created samples, another sets the creation interval of samples. Finally, it is possible to choose the type of the created sounds: mono or stereo.

- Celeste tuning
This feature slightly detunes the instrument notes, so as to create an undulating effect. The intensity of the effect is adjustable.

- Division duplication
This action has for effect the duplication of all divisions of an instrument. For example, if a sample linked to an instrument has a keyrange of 36-38, the software duplicates this division so as to have 3 times this linked sample for the keyranges 36-36, 37-37 and 38-38. It makes then possible to thoroughly edit each sample parameter for each different note, instead of editing whole divisions with the same parameters.
- Release maker
This tool creates automatically a release for each division of the instrument. Release times are computed taking into account the first two parameters and a pitch modification may be added by using the third.

- Global setting
The global setting tool allows the edition of a parameter for all samples linked to an instrument simultaneously. The graph represents the modification intensity, the first value on the left corresponding to the change applied to the sample linked to the key 0, and the last value on the right corresponding to the change applied to the sample linked to the key 127. It is possible to manually edit the curve using the mouse, or use a linear, exponential, or a random generation (by changing the pattern). In the case where a linear or exponential law is used, a left click in the graph defines the beginning of the linear or exponential area, a right click defines the end.
The parameter to be modified is chosen in "Parameter", and the modification type is chosen in "Modification":
- Addition
The modifier is added to the value of the selected parameter.
- Multiplication
The modifier is multiplied with the value of the selected parameter.
- Replacement
The modifier replaces the value of the selected parameter.
It is possible to modify simultaneously other instruments by clicking on "Apply to other instruments...".

- Automatic divisioning
The software automatically determines the keyranges of samples linked to an instrument, in order to optimize their use in the keyrange 0-128.
- Sound spatialization
This feature spatializes sounds according to their pitch, which can be useful for a piano for example (bass and treble left to right). The bars in the graph represent each a string or pipe, having a length in relation to the pitch (the shortest bar corresponding to the highest note and the longest bar corresponding to the lowest note). Each note is thus positioned in the space, the far left corresponding to a sound coming from the left and the extreme right corresponding to a sound coming from the right. Several patterns can be selected:
- Ascending
Trebles are in the left side, basses are in the right side.
- Hollow
Basses are at both extremities, trebles are centered.
- Descending
Basses are in the left side, trebles are in the right side.
- Spike
Trebles are at both extremities, basses are centered.
Other options are available such as the number of pattern repetitions (divisions number), the intensity of the effect (spreading), the filling of a division (filling), the offset left - right if the spreading is not 100% (offset) or inversions. The graph is updated every time a setting changes for a better visualization.

- Visualizer
This tool displays the evolution of a parameter of an instrument or a preset according to the key. A logarithmic scale is available (take care of values equals to or less than 0!).

Preset tools
- Division duplication
Same effects than "division duplication" for instruments.
- Global setting
Same effects than "global setting" for instruments.
- Sound spatialization
Same effects than "sound spatialization" for instruments.
- Visualizer
Same effects than "visualizer" for instruments.
Sf2 tools
- Automatic sample association
Samples whose names only differ by the last letter (R or L) or automatically linked.
- Remove unused elements
All samples and instruments being used by no instrument or preset are automatically deleted.
- Adjust minimal attenuation
The software determines the minimal attenuation of all samples linked to instruments, and modifies all attenuations so that the minimum attenuation matches the one specified by the user.
Recorder

Sounds played with the keyboard may be saved in a .wav file thanks to the recorder. It is possible to pause and resume the recording.