sampler
Multisampler
Up to 24 samples of one instrument, each on its own zone of the keyboard; a sample also plays the empty keys below it, and M1 edits the selected zone like the synth sampler.
Sample the instrument every few notes and let the zones fill the gaps below each one.
How to
Multisample an instrument
before you start the track uses the multisampler
- 1
- 2 start low, work to the right
- 3 play the matching note, then repeat on the next key
Details
- TE’s guide
Each range of notes plays from a recording made near its pitch, which sounds truer than stretching one sample.
- TE’s guide
While recording, select keys from left to right; every key that gets a sample becomes a zone.
- TE’s guide
Zones fill downwards — a sample also covers the empty keys below it, pitched down, as far as the next zone.
- TE’s guide
Up to 24 zones fit, about three samples per octave.
- TE’s guide
The record page works like the drum sampler's — records, / step through filled keys, unassigns; takes go to the user folder.
- TE’s guide
The multisampler's M1 page has the synth sampler's layout, loop type included ().
- worked out
The guide titles and pan and sample fade but describes tune and loop crossfade; zones store tune and crossfade, not pan.
- community
There are no velocity layers or round robins — one sample per zone.
- TE’s changelog
OS 1.1.25 improved how multisamples follow global transpose.
- checked on a unit · 1.1.33
The top strip is a full keyboard on which the zone of the sample being played lights up, jumping with the octave; each zone brings its own waveform and markers, and the shift layer matches the synth sampler's.
- checked on a unit · 1.1.33
CC12–15 on the track's channel move nothing on this page.