Is there a way to make controls for solo-ing one sample?
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@Rikahana use multiple samplers - put a simple gain in each - use that to turn sampler audio up and dowm
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I thought of that but I have nine samples and I only have 8 macros ):
To add to that, I added macros for the envelopes and saturation, so yeh... -
Just use a midi processor that redirects each note to the one you want with Message.setTransposeAmount().
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@Christoph-Hart How do I use it? I'm quite new to the language and barely made it through (:
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Yeah sure. Do you have the samples mapped in one sampler on different keys?
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No, there each in a sampler of their own.
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@Rikahana Put them all in one sampler if you can
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@d-healey Is it possible to combine multiple maps into one sampler?
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@Rikahana You'll have to do that manually, shouldn't take long with few samples.
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@d-healey I know but do i have to place multiple maps in one place or put all samples in one map is what I meant
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@Rikahana Put all the samples in one map
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@d-healey Ok! I did it. Now what do I do?
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@d-healey Is there a script I need to type?
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Yes, you need to transpose incoming notes as Christoph suggested a few posts back
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@d-healey Ok! how? The samples keys overlap so It's gonna be a little hard I think...
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@Rikahana each sample should be mapped to a single key
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@d-healey Just one? Not multiple?
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@Rikahana Just one key per sample
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@d-healey will they still able to be played on a full range? and almost all of them share the same root note (C4), so is that gonna be okay?
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@Rikahana I think you need to explain your idea in a bit more detail.
I want users to be able to select one specific sample with a button.
Is each sample a different pitch?
Will pressing any key on the keyboard trigger the selected sample?
