Major Bummer: Listen to what you see in Sampler?
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Major Bummer: Listen to what you see in Sampler?
- Open Sampler
- Drop in 50+ Samples
- Select all
- Select Distribute Ranges equally for velocity
Now try to edit some of your Samples.
- You can select them comfortably
- You can replace/edit/reverse... what ever you want.
- Waveform, zoom, everything...
But you can not hear what you did!
You need to hit a Key with an exact match of velocity.
And if you do some random select modulation, you are really in the mess.
Where is the button to make you hear what you see??
I can´t believe that i am the only one who suffers here.
Am i missing something fundamental?
Thanks!
- Drop in 50+ Samples
- Select all
- Select Distribute Ranges equally for velocity
Now try to edit some of your Samples.
- You can select them comfortably
- You can replace/edit/reverse... what ever you want.
- Waveform, zoom, everything...
But you can not hear what you did!
You need to hit a Key with an exact match of velocity.
And if you do some random select modulation, you are really in the mess.
Where is the button to make you hear what you see??
I can´t believe that i am the only one who suffers here.
Am i missing something fundamental?
Thanks!
Re: Major Bummer: Listen to what you see in Sampler?
Velocity MIDI effect?Stefan Jantschek wrote:You need to hit a Key with an exact match of velocity.
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Re: Major Bummer: Listen to what you see in Sampler?
...to set it to every single Sample you want to edit?lowshelf wrote: Velocity MIDI effect?
And even if you do so, what about random sample select/round robin, etc?
No way, sorry.
Re: Major Bummer: Listen to what you see in Sampler?
If you distribute them to specific velocity ranges, then of course you need to hit the right velocity to hear the right sample...
You could instead distribute to key ranges for editing purpose, and then distribute to velocities.
You could instead distribute to key ranges for editing purpose, and then distribute to velocities.
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Re: Major Bummer: Listen to what you see in Sampler?
Of course there is no audition button in Live's sampler.
ctrl + left/right = select transient
ctrl + shift + left/right = select between transients
ctrl + space = play selection
ctrl + shift + left/right = select between transients
ctrl + space = play selection
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Re: Major Bummer: Listen to what you see in Sampler?
I have 30 samples equally distributed over the whole key range.[jur] wrote:If you distribute them to specific velocity ranges, then of course you need to hit the right velocity to hear the right sample...
You could instead distribute to key ranges for editing purpose, and then distribute to velocities.
There is a random LFO wave modulating Zone Shift in Pitch/Osc Tab.
Creamy top - that´s a rack on a single drum pad.
Now i need to fine tune some of the samples.
You really mean i need to deconstruct all my Modulations/Layers/Sample arranges just to hear
the samples that i am able to see?
Yeah, sometimes it´s real facepalm...dna598 wrote:Of course there is no audition button in Live's sampler.
Re: Major Bummer: Listen to what you see in Sampler?
No Stefan, I'm just saying that it makes sense regarding the current implementation of Sampler. Of course an improvement in this area would make life easier.
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Re: Major Bummer: Listen to what you see in Sampler?
Love to hear that.[jur] wrote:No Stefan, I'm just saying that it makes sense regarding the current implementation of Sampler. Of course an improvement in this area would make life easier.
Thank You!