Still Struggling with Multi-Outs
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If for example you're making a drum sampler, can you put all of the samples in one sampler and still be able to send them to individual outputs? If so, how is that accomplished?
In Kontakt, Mach 5, etc, you can assign individual pitches to different outputs. Is that possible here?
When I assign different samplers to different outputs, I still only get sound from the main output and nothing from the samplers assigned to other outputs.
I followed the MultiOuput example project but sill can only get sound from the main output.
Any help would be appreciated.
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In your case multiple samplers is the way to go. The only way to get multiple outs from a single sampler is when working with multiple mic positions.
@Lawrence said in Still Struggling with Multi-Outs:
I followed the MultiOuput example project but sill can only get sound from the main output.
How are you testing this?
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@d-healey I'm testing it in Studio One. I should probably test it in other DAWs like Reaper though.
Another question... since I multiple samplers for that intended purpose, is there a way to make one monolith of the samples across them all? How do I package the samples?
Thanks,
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@Lawrence For this you would create a separate sample map for each sampler - I'm assuming each set of samples is for a different drum, correct?
Then you would convert each sample map into a monolith.
@Lawrence said in Still Struggling with Multi-Outs:
How do I package the samples?
There are different ways but the simplest for you (not necessarily your end user) is to compress them into a hr file Export >> Package sample monolith files.
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@d-healey One other unrelated question. I use VS Code a lot for JS but here in this editor I don't see a way to comment out an entire block of code.
Pardon me for being lazy but I'm still seaching the manual for some things. Is that possible?
Btw, thanks for all of your help.
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Here - https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-in-hise/hise-script-coding-standards.html
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@d-healey Oh yeah, I knew that, sorry for not being clear.
I meant when in some editors you can select a block of code and hit Ctrl + / or something to comment out the current selection.
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@d-healey One last question: Is it at all possible to have 16 mono outs instead of 8 stereo?
If I understand correctly, the plugin reports that to the host, if it's pin outs are mono or stereo.
Thanks, and again, I appreciate the help and I'll leave you alone now. :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:
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@Lawrence Currently not available, it's been requested a couple of times though.
You can use ctrl+# to comment a line and if you use multiple cursors you can comment multiple lines at once.
@Lawrence said in Still Struggling with Multi-Outs:
Is it at all possible to have 16 mono outs instead of 8 stereo?
As far as I know HISE always works with stereo outputs. Although with FX it's possible to have them in a mono mode so perhaps it's possible with instruments too, but I don't know.