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* Once AudioLayer has finished importing the samples, you can delete ' | * Once AudioLayer has finished importing the samples, you can delete ' | ||
+ | === Creating AudioLayer Instruments === | ||
+ | == Using the Auto-Mapping Feature == | ||
+ | AudioLayer has an auto-mapping feature that it can apply to create velocity and key zones when importing samples. If your samples are named according to this convention, creating velocity-layered instruments is very fast -- and is more consistent than when importing sfz format instruments. See [[https:// | ||
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+ | AudioLayer allow for a few conventions. The AudioLayer Auto Map test suggests < | ||
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+ | When using numbers for the velocity, make sure to use three digits for all velocities. For example use 080 and not 80. Make sure that the part of the name that precedes the note name and velocity is identical for all samples in the series. | ||
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+ | == Using the Auto-Sampler == | ||
+ | TIP: Experiment with the threshold level setting before doing a complete auto-sampling. If you set it to a very low value (like -80db) there may be some bleed from the tail end of the previous samples release if the release has a very long quiet tail (whose entirety isn't needed.) | ||
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+ | === Video Tutorials (Importing) === | ||
+ | Virsyn Import Demo: | ||
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