Yeah, it’s nice because it has the same kind of auto find loop start/end system with match percentages as WL has, but you can just let the loop play and change the loop points and the crossfades in realtime. You can also trim the samples, do fades in and out and hear how all the loops and trimming work in the instrument itself. Everything is non-destructive, so you can change things at will. The only downside is that you have to import and export things rather than using the normal open and save process which is a little more cumbersome than using a wave editor. It’s a different workflow, but as I get more comfortable with it, I’m starting to see some advantages.