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audiolayer [2019/12/17 15:33] – [Exposing the local AudioLayer folder] tags espiegel123audiolayer [2020/05/05 04:02] espiegel123
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 ====== AudioLayer ====== ====== AudioLayer ======
  
-iOS multi-sampler that supports velocity layers and zones. Streams samples from disk. It provides a rich array of sampler features associated with desktop samplers.+iOS multi-sampler that supports velocity layers and zones. Streams samples from disk. It provides a rich array of sampler features associated with desktop samplers. You can make your own instruments and also import EXS format and SFZ format instruments.
  
 **App type**: App and AUv3 **App type**: App and AUv3
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 ==== Exposing the local AudioLayer folder  ==== ==== Exposing the local AudioLayer folder  ====
 +(These instructions apply to the original AudioLayer release. They may not be necessary for the updated version released in February 2020.)
  
 Importing instruments into AudioLayer (if you are not using the iCloud storage option) is made easier if the AudioLayer folder if visible in the Files app. When you first install AudioLayer, you won't see the AudioLayer folder that is on the iPad. To expose it, follow these instructions provided by [[https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/comment/534686/#Comment_534686|TheAudioDabbler]]: Importing instruments into AudioLayer (if you are not using the iCloud storage option) is made easier if the AudioLayer folder if visible in the Files app. When you first install AudioLayer, you won't see the AudioLayer folder that is on the iPad. To expose it, follow these instructions provided by [[https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/comment/534686/#Comment_534686|TheAudioDabbler]]:
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 +==== Importing SFZ and EXS Instruments via Local Folder ====
 +These steps are for importing EXS and SFZ instruments when not using the cloud drive option though the steps for importing instruments when using cloud storage are quite similar. (Basically, you use your iCloud Drive's AudioLayer/import folder rather than the On My iPad/AudioLayer folder)
  
 +  * If your sfz instrument is in a zip file, unzip the file into a folder. We will reference that folder as 'myNewSFZFolder' for the sake of these instructions. I use AudioShare for the unzipping but any app that unzips should work.
 +  * 'myNewSFZFolder' should contain the sfz file **and** a folder of samples.
 +  * Copy or move 'myNewSFZFolder' directly into //On my iPad/AudioLayer//
 +  * In the Files app, navigate to be view the contents of 'myNewSFZFolder'.
 +  * Tap on the sfz file and AudioLayer should be launched. 
 +  * NOTE: if AudioLayer isn't launched by tapping on the sfz file, long-press the file and use the Share command to Open In AudioLayer.
 +  * AudioLayer will probably ask you where you want to save the instrument. Select your preferred location.
 +  * AudioLayer will then go through the motions of importing the samples. You will see a display of the sample names as it imports them.
 +  * Once AudioLayer has finished importing the samples, you can delete 'myNewSFZFolder' from the AudioLayer folder using Files app as AudioLayer has imported copies of the files to the internal storage area shared by the AudioLayer app and its AUv3.
  
 +=== Video Tutorials (Importing) ===
 +Virsyn Import Demo:
 +{{youtube>S7a1Uqn9rhI}}
  
-{{tag>AudioLayer sampler stub unreviewed}}+PLU Collective's Import Tutorial 
 +{{youtube>WwE4OYtwvCQ}} 
 + 
 +Roikat's Import Tutorial 
 +{{youtube>2Hk7ctF8}} 
 + 
 +{{tag>AudioLayer sampler au}}
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