CumstomSampleImport - Multi Sampler

[trillbilly]

@DanH I believe it was @Christoph-Hart and @orange who put this together. Maybe Im mistaken.

[DanH]

@trillbilly yes but that was for one sampler...

[trillbilly]

@DanH Ahh, I see, I just assumed it was the base sampler for Cube or something. I assume too much...

[DanH]

@trillbilly actually that's a good point, Cube uses it too. Let me check if it can import multiple files

PS Cube is @Casey-Kolb not @orange

[DanH]

@trillbilly ok it does, so we need @Casey-Kolb to tell us how :face_with_tears_of_joy:

[trillbilly]

@DanH Dang, sorry guys, I try to keep track the best I can lol.

@Casey-Kolb please enlighten us

[Casey Kolb]

@trillbilly Hey there! What in particular is still tripping you up? For the most part, Christoph's example should work, but we did tweak some of the scripts a bit to work with CUBE.

[trillbilly]

@Casey-Kolb Hey man, thanks for getting back to me!

The only thing I seem hung up on still is getting multiple samplers loading and saving the given sample. Sampler 1 will save correctly, but Sampler 2 will not.

For example, I save Preset 1 and Sampler 2 is enabled with a sample. I leave Preset 1 and come back, Sampler 2 no longer has a Sample Loaded.

I've got to be missing something in the "SampleLoadSave" Script

[DanH]

@Casey-Kolb How were you scripting it for the 8? samplers in Cube? Did you create new namespaces etc for each sampler?

[Lindon]

@trillbilly -- well the easiest way to address this is:

• add a text box for each sampler - that shows the name of the loaded sample
• make the callback for the text box be the CB that loads the sample into the sampler
• make sure the text box(es) are all SaveInPreset enabled

[trillbilly]

@Lindon Thanks!

I think Ive got it working. I missed a couple little things when copying code from sampler 1 to sampler 2.

@DanH if you dont have it working yet shoot me a message and Ill send you the Scripts. I dont want to post a link because it will just be deleted anyway.

[DanH]

@trillbilly no that’s cool thanks - it’s always the little things in these kinds of scripts! Well done!