Click the main tabs to choose a Wav file and begin a Manual Import. Import > Manual Import

This launches the Sound Edit page with the wav file loaded into the Import tab.

Waveform Graph

• Click and drag in the on the red waveform to select an area of audio
• The play button will play the original audio, from the cursor position
• Zoom in horizontally using the zoom buttons, or the mouse wheel
• Zoom in vertically using the zoom buttons on the right
• When zoomed in, drag the timeline to show different areas of the sound

Selection

• This shows information about the current selection length.
• The frequency of the selection is shown in Hertz and as a Midi note
• The frequency of the base Sound is also show
• The match % shows the difference between the two
• When you're importing a note with a steady pitch, you'll usually want to select an area that is 100% of the length / pitch of the base Sound

Navigation

• Click the left and right arrows, or use the arrow keys, to move the current selection
• Jump mode will move the start of the selection to the end, and select a similar length
• Add mode will extend the end or start of the selection. use shift + the arrow keys
• Nudge mode will move the start and end of the selection to the next zero crossing

Import Toolbar

• Add Attack Import the selected audio as an Attack sample.
• Add Cycle Import the selection as a wavetable cycle.
• Insert at: Playhead When selected, cycles will be added wherever the playhead is in the Cycle positions graph below.
• Insert at: Original Position When selected, cycles will be added at the percentage in time that the selection is in the original audio.
• Add to: Pitch Curve When selected, a point will be added to the green pitch curve graph. The pitch is calculated as the variation from the base note of the sound, in semitones.
• Add to: Amp Curve When selected, a point will be added to the amp curve graph. The amp is calculated as the

Cycle Positions Graph

• Left / Right Buttons Stereo sounds only. Clicking L or R selects the channel being edited. For example, you can use it to choose which channel to paste to.
• Play head Drag the play head to audition the cycle at that position. Can also be used as a curror to paste or insert cycles to.
• Cycle graphs Click and drag the cycles to reposition them. You can also delete, cut, copy and paste using key commands.
• Solo buttons Stereo sounds only. Playing the synth with solo enabled will solo that channel.
• Preview on drag button Enable or disable an audio preview when dragging the play head.

Sound Preview Graph

• Play Button Will play the engine at the pitch and velocity of the current sound. It's the same as playing the exact Midi note. Fx and filters will be included.
• Waveform Graph Shows a render of the sound being edited, at the root pitch of the sound, with the natural length in seconds.
• Solo buttons Stereo only. Solo one channel of the engine playback

Watch some examples of Manual import here: