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--- beepstreet_drambo [2020/12/17 16:59] – rs2000
+++ beepstreet_drambo [2021/02/15 22:38] – Added info about sampler files import and automapping file name syntax. rs2000
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 Drambo allows you to connect modules without wires. Tapping on a signal port which is not yet connected will show all ports that can it can be connected to, which are all modules that are located before the module you're about to connect. When designing modular creations, keep this limitation in mind, as it may in some cases (instant Feedback) require a few duplicate modules to achieve the same effect as in classic modular systems.
 Connections are indicated in two ways: The color of a signal port is the same as the module it receives from, and when you tap on a signal port, both the port and the connected port will flash in orange color.
+Double-tapping on a signal port will open a popup menu to disconnect that port.
 Routing is not limited to a track. You can also route signals between tracks, including track mixer modules in the "Main" channel. When routing MIDI signals, be aware that routing MIDI to a track will make the MIDI signal available to track modules, not to the sequencer.
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 Independent from patterns and track modulators, scenes can store parameter changes as "presets" or "snapshots", so to say. Up to 16 different snapshots can be stored and recalled on scene pads A to P, and choosing a scene is done by hitting either the left or right button next to the horizontal crossfader which will allow for seamless morphing between the snapshots stored on the scenes chosen on the buttons left and right from the crossfader. Like modulators, these are independent from the pattern sequences and will work globally.
+===== Creating Sampler instruments =====
+Since february 2021, the Sampler can automatically import and map samples to appropriate key and up to 4 velocity ranges.
+For this to work, your samples need to follow this file name convention:
+**{SampleName}_{NoteNameOr3digitNoteNumber}_{3digitVelocity}.fileextension**
+Sampler will try to map samples according to note name (also setting the root key from the given note name/number) and velocity between 001 and 127 for up to 4 samples stacked and velocity switched.
+Vertical and horizontal gaps are filled automatically by stretching the mapped range to the next neighbor in a hopefully sensible way.
+Levels will be uniform across different velocity windows in order to not destroy the velocity response in a typical setup where you would follow the Sampler with an ADSR that already adds adjustable polyphonic velocity response.
+Since auto mapping completely relies on sample names, you won't need any SFZ or EXS files for import, just the correct sample names.
+Batch renaming files can be done on MacOS using Finder rename or on Windows using the Multi Rename tool in Ghisler Total Commander.
+You drop all files into one folder, upload them to Drambo and in Sampler, use the "Create zones from folder" > "Select current folder" function.
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