Project Directory in Hise

[Robert Puza]

in Project Directory I can specify that I want samples that contain the text velocity1 - but how do I mark them in bulk? so that I can put them in the sampler? so far I have been doing this by creating subfolders in the sample folder: velocity 1, velocity 2 etc. But there is definitely a more elegant solution for that using Project Directory. How do I mark multiple samples in the Project Directory?
(I'm thinking of a new project with an empty sampler.)

[Lindon]

@Robert-Puza do you mean this?

https://www.bulkrenameutility.co.uk/

[Robert Puza]

@Lindon !no.. but you're right, this also helps me a lot when creating subfolders and when renaming in bulk. But the question is: is it possible to work without creating subfolders? The Project Directory in Hise gives us the opportunity to write what text the samples we need should contain (if they are all in only 1 folder) and ONLY the samples I need will be shown. but I cant mark all in the Project Directory. I'm sure it can be done.. but how?

[d.healey]

@Robert-Puza I think something is being lost in translation because I don't really understand the question.

[Robert Puza]

@d-healey Yes.. momento

[Robert Puza]

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[Robert Puza]

@d-healey

[d.healey]

@Robert-Puza So what's the question?

[Robert Puza]

@d-healey I can only mark and move 1 sample to the sampler. How do I mark all of them? Hier in Project Directory ?

[d.healey]

@Robert-Puza Hold shift+click to select a range, hold ctrl+click to select/deselect individual samples - this is common in most file browsers, including your system one.

[Robert Puza]

@d-healey Great. Thank you.

How do you make a video like this? Can it be done with Hise or do you use external recording software like OBS?

[Robert Puza]

@d-healey I didn't know that. I have a lot to learn.. but I will definitely be able to do it (because I have the opportunity to communicate with the Hise community) thank you for your patience.

[d.healey]

@Robert-Puza I use Peek but I think it's only for Linux. On Windows and Mac you can use LICEcap

[Robert Puza]

@d-healey ok. Thank you. I work with Linux and Windows. But Linux is best.