I have to admit I set the right loop point myself, just making sure it was near the sample end but before release time. From what I could deduce graphically but not thinking much more. The only thing I did next was to click the magic button called auto loop. Then the left loop point was presented to me and the sample looped perfectly. Zero-crossing or cross-fading notions would be uneducated guesses from my part and require some salt. :) It plays well, which is important, so I could come back with more info, if I have the time to investigate the code more thoroughly, or ask the developer even.
I have to admit I set the right loop point myself, just making sure it was near the sample end but before release time. From what I could deduce graphically but not thinking much more. The only thing I did next was to click the magic button called auto loop. Then the left loop point was presented to me and the sample looped perfectly. Zero-crossing or cross-fading notions would be uneducated guesses from my part and require some salt. :) It plays well, which is important, so I could come back with more info, if I have the time to investigate the code more thoroughly, or ask the developer even.
Edit: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://josephbasq… describes a technique as well, together with some motivation and explanation. The dead site is the reason for the cached link.