Drag & Drop to Keys: How in MSoundFactory?

[ShyBadger]

Is there a way to drag multiple samples into the sampler and have them automatically assigned to separate regions across keys? I’m looking for functionality similar to Kontakt, where you can drag in, say, 10 samples, and it will automatically spread them across 10 regions (one per sample), ready to be triggered by individual keys like an MPC.

All I want is to quickly do this:

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I know MSoundFactory has that awesome pitch/velocity detection feature for creating regions dynamically, but sometimes I just want to skip that and have the samples automatically spread across keys without extra steps. Is there an easy way to do this?

[ShyBadger]

that's a shame - guess it isn't possible?

[I.M. Blur]

I would switch to an almost all melda workflow if this was added, kontakt or battery until then.

[MeldaProduction]

Wait, isn't it already there? There are quite some options when it comes to sample import.

[I.M. Blur]

Doesn't seem to be, no matter what options I choose it stacks the samples vertically by velocity never across the keys. So its, drag a bunch of samples then meticulously arrange the min and max for each.

[I.M. Blur]

Which option or how do we quickly place a sample per key?

[ystmrk]

Multiple files dragged and dropped.
If the options work, the pitch and velocity will be distributed. However, I think you will have to use filenames, etc., since velocity is not well separated in material where the volume is normalized.

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The volume layer adjustment function in the menu is useful.

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Multiple simultaneous adjustments can be made in the SAMPLE GRID EDITOR.
I thought it would be useful if there were script processing and CSV file input/output.

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[Held]

What if you have a bunch of vocal chops and you want to trigger them with different keys. Then you don't care about the pitch of the sample. You just need a region for each sample.

Maybe a new option for the pitch e.g. "none (one region per sample) " or something similar could do the trick.

[MeldaProduction]

Ok, I'll add that to todo list.