Is there anything else besides this or Redux? - https://forum.renoise.com/t/new-tool-3- ... 2020/60043
As great as Renoise and Redux are, I would also like something with a traditional workflow.
Basically, I need a tool/DAW that will have functionality for multisampling entire MIDI phrases/clips/sequences automatically, without having to manually create their transposed copies for each root note to be sampled, including automation. Something like "freeze clip" feature in most DAWs, but with optional multisampling.
Looking for a tool to mutisample MIDI phrases/sequences/clips automatically.
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- KVRist
- 232 posts since 9 Feb, 2007
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"How are we supposed to judge what each converter sounds like without know which is which? I don't want to be unfairly influenced by blind listening."
- Gearhero @ GS
- Gearhero @ GS
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- KVRAF
- 7101 posts since 22 Jan, 2005 from Sweden
I come to think of Samplit and Samplerobot.
If I understand you right, giving you sample libraries in various formats from hardware in particular. Automating the process sending midi notes at various velocity and collecting and organizing the recorded data.
If I understand you right, giving you sample libraries in various formats from hardware in particular. Automating the process sending midi notes at various velocity and collecting and organizing the recorded data.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 232 posts since 9 Feb, 2007
Like, say I have a sequence/arpeggio/bassline or whatever which I like and now want it multisampled from the MIDI clip I have in a DAW, so I can then play the multisampled version with a sampler, with a different transposition, if I desire. With automation applied in the multisampled result, if there was one in the original clip.
"How are we supposed to judge what each converter sounds like without know which is which? I don't want to be unfairly influenced by blind listening."
- Gearhero @ GS
- Gearhero @ GS