Is there any way to make changes to these settings in all zones at once or have them appear with them upon creation? Specifically, I sometimes will cut a region into a large number of samples and opening each zone, disabling pitch and deactivating one shot seems like the long way of doing things. Make sure you're in the correct octave (number keys).Īt this point I open each zone and make the necessary adjustments (one-shot, disable pitch.) which brings me to a question (for the forum): so I could hit the pad once and when I hit it again it would start over again without. when I used fruity loops I had the option to make the sample cut itself. hit the pad once and overlap if I hit it again.

hold the pad down until I want it to stop playing. If you haven't done so, hit caps lock to activate the 'screen' keyboard. I loaded my break into the exs24 but when I hit the pad I have 2 options. Otherwise you'll just hear the current one (a sine wave sounding thing if New). Now, on the instrument itself (not the edit window), select your instrument from the drop down menu (it should appear here if you saved it). Save the instrument ('Instrument', 'Save As') and name it (If you don't name it, it will name itself a number something like 'Instrument #XXXX'.). I usually drag them from the audio window after cutting a file up in the sample editor but i would imagine a compatible file could be dragged from anywhere (finder, arrange etc). If you miss, you'll get some message telling you the drag and drop was ignored or something. A rectangle will appear on the key when you're in the right area. Just click 'Instrument', 'New' (top left).ĭrag each file directly to the key on the keyboard at the top on which you wish to trigger the sample. If an instrument is selected, it's zones will appear in the space at the bottom. If no instrument is selected there should be a keyboard at the top and a blank area below. Click 'edit' in the upper right-hand corner of the EXS24 (adjacent to options).

How to load samples into exs24