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hello Guys,
Trying to work a little today and I'm trying to create a samplerInstrument.

I needed to create 1 sample assign to 1 note and I can't find a way to do it !
I found the UpperKey assignment, no problem, but there is always a 2 octave lower than the RootKey !

Can I have 1 sample on one Key only ?
Any help will be appreciated

zGo

Hello zGo,
yes.
I assume that you're working with Nord Sample Editor (NSE).
To assign a single sample to a single key you have to either assign different samples (or a silence sample) to the keys on each side of it.
Cheers, Hanon

wooo !

i think I made a mistake buying a NW ... I was hoping more " sampling" possibilities .

Thank you Hanon.

zGo

zgogor wrote:wooo !

i think I made a mistake buying a NW ... I was hoping more " sampling" possibilities .

Thank you Hanon.

zGo

Hello zGo,
I wouldn't make that decision based solely upon my input.

While I'm very familiar with the NSE software app, and it's ability to create .nsmp format samples, I'm less so with the specifics of the NordWave.

Let's let a couple of actual Wave owners chime in on this one.

What sampling capabilities are you looking for specifically?

Cheers, Hanon

thank you Hanon for your answers and it helps a lot !

I wanted to be able to split few samples on the velocity because on few songs I have to play on stage different king of sounds should be trigger ... I understood it is not possible for the moment, maybe a software update could be released ...

I wanted to be able to assign output of the slot A on the left output and slot B on the right output, I don't know if it is possible for the moment ?
Like that I can have 2 sounds, on on the right and one on the left, I like mono

I will try the MORPH option with a pedal or modWheel, maybe it will do the trick.

zgo

hello,
After few tests :
The Morph can work but I am always hearing the sound of the 1 OSC, not loud at all but it is here ...

The probleme is more about the SPLIT of the internal waveform... If there is samples + an OSC, the OSC cannot be splitted, do you confirm that ?

thank you all

zGo

Hanon_CTS wrote:Hello zGo,
yes.
I assume that you're working with Nord Sample Editor (NSE).
To assign a single sample to a single key you have to either assign different samples (or a silence sample) to the keys on each side of it.
Cheers, Hanon

Hi Hanon,

did you try to make that (putting a silence sample)? I tried but it won't assign, it looks like it can't recognize silence sample like a "sound" sample....

Gorantovic wrote:

Hanon_CTS wrote:Hello zGo,
yes.
I assume that you're working with Nord Sample Editor (NSE).
To assign a single sample to a single key you have to either assign different samples (or a silence sample) to the keys on each side of it.
Cheers, Hanon

Hi Hanon,

did you try to make that (putting a silence sample)? I tried but it won't assign, it looks like it can't recognize silence sample like a "sound" sample....

Hello all,
you have to fool Nord Sample Editor (NSE) into allowing the silence.
I usually record a silence file with 1 second of silence followed by 100ms of tone. In NSE:
I manually set the sample's start point at the real Sample beginning (because NSE will have set the tone as the start).
Then I set the Sample Stop point (No Loop) as close to the Start point as NSE will allow, but before the tone.

It seems like a bit of a hassle, but it works.

I hope that this helps.
Cheers, Hanon

Hi and thanks for posting this, it's really very helpful.

With regard to using the oscillators, they cannot be split, but what I do to get round the problem is make my samples hard left or right in stereo so I can have separate outputs. If you want to include onboard sounds, you will have to record them and layer them to use with your samples.

Best,

jamex

Actually, i still can't get this to work...

I have managed previously, but it just won't work now! During generation it gives me the 'encoding failed: bandwidth too low' message.

I have set the start and end points accordingly, but nothing is working. Any help today would be most welcome. Thanks!

jamex