loop_end_offset

Subtracts 1 from sample numbers in file metadata, as a workaround for incorrectly generated loop points.

The only valid values for this opcode are 0 (default) and -1. Setting it to -1 subtracts 1 from all loop points in all regions under the header. This allows WAV files with incorrectly generated loop points to be used. WAV files which follow the specification should start numbering their samples at 0, but many audio editors incorrectly start at 1, which creates a problem if the last sample is used as the end point of a loop, as is commonly the case. It should be used under the ‹control› header, and affects only the loop points in WAV metadata - not loop points specified in the sfz file using opcodes.

Example

loop_end_offset=-1

Category: Instrument Settings