We start off with slicing the one master sample into multiple (sixteen in this case) evenly spaced slices. The goal is to be able to trigger these bits of the master sample at will.
Your Woovebox has two different auto-slicing modes. The one we will be using for chopping the Amen break, is "even slicing" ('EvEn' in the context menu). Notably we will be using the "full playthrough" option (any of the sub-options that end in '>>'). This will chop up the chosen (e.g. slow-blinking) slice (in this case our master sample) into a specified number of evenly spaced slices, which all play through to the end of the master sample. This is in contrast to the regular (non '>>' options), which just play slices up until where the next slice starts. You can of course always change the start and end-points of your slices manually if you so wish.
Now go ahead and action the 'EvEn' option and its '16>>' sub-option in the context menu.
