Eli Krantzberg wrote: > You could try opening the sample in the sample edit window and > adjusting the loop points so that it doesn't go right back to the > beginning when it loops. You'll see little triangular "L" markers in > the sample edit window to do this. They look a bit like the start and > end markers, but are meant just for setting loop in and out points. Yeah. In addition, usually a bit of crossfading will be required to get smoother transitions from loop end to loop start. Experiement with different values and carfully listen to possible phasing problems during the x-fade. In general, longer loops will sound better, but if the sound changes much over time, they might sound unnatural. Finding and adjusting proper loop points on strings is a timeconsuming task... Regards, Sascha