Interessante neue Synthese Funktion in 3.6
Layer Play Mode CrossfadeIn Drum and Keygroup tracks, you can now crossfade between sample layers using modulationsources like Envelopes and LFOs, enabling wave-sequencing or vector synthesis-like effects.
By default the first 4 layers will be crossfaded using crossfade mode A.
Additional crossfademodes B, C & D can be used to blend layers 1-8.
How to Crossfade Sample Layers with an envelope:
1. On a drum track, select a pad and add samples to Layers 1 and 2.o Tip: Use variations of the same sample, such as a chord played by two differentsynth presets.
2. Navigate to Track Edit > Global tab and set Layer Play to Crossfade.
3. To map an Envelope to crossfading for layer blending in Track Edit > Mod Matrix

Slot 1: Source → Filter Envelope, Target → Layer Crossfade X4. Now the shape of the Filter Envelope will shape the crossfade between layers 1 and 2.
Advanced Keygroup tracks get Layer Crossfading.
Keygroup tracks now support Layer Crossfading, enabling smooth blending between samplelayers or creative wavesequencing-style effects.
1. On a keygroup track, select a keygroup and add samples to Layers 1 and 2.o
Tip: Use two different samples at the same pitch for example Organ C3 and ChoirC3.
2. Navigate to Track Edit > Global tab and set Layer Play to Crossfade.
3. To map an Envelope to crossfading for layer blending in Track Edit > Mod Matrix

Slot 1: Source → Filter Envelope, Target → Layer Crossfade X4. Now the shape of the Filter Envelope will shape the crossfade between layers 1 and 2.o
Tip: to get a more abrupt crossfade that sounds more like wavesequencing set theShaper to Quantize 0050.