You can use any MIDI connection, not just one on your audio interface. It can be a USB connection, MIDI hub or MIDI connection from a controller keyboard.
Isn't the reason for the "difference in sound" with the second instrument that you just lowered the input gain by 3dB when sampling? Therefore when you play the samled instrument it's just....3dB lower in volume? =)
Ciao Tobias, NI Sound libraries and also NI Monark for example can be a bit hot in volume sometimes, I often turn them down a little to be sure to not clip the subsequent chain. Or when going direct into Logic from Monark I use an instance of gain plugin to obtain some "unity" level with the rest of the tracks. Cheers claudio
@@solviksfolkhogskola Ciao, oh now you've missed something: it's not my video, I'm just a mere mortal subscribed channel consumer as well ;-) I'm not near as competent as Chris who makes those awesome videos for this channel... To be honest, I couldn't tell why the difference is exactly. I've just noticed that Chris is doing the same as me, which is turning down gain when handling some really hot samplers/sample players, just to be sure that nothing clips in the chain. As long as there is no analog gear (or models thereof) involved, it should technically make no difference if the gain just has been turned down. Well, then again when I think of interface preamps, saturation comes to mind, so, yes, it can make a difference. I reckon that this all boils down to personal sound preference. Cheers claudio
The best youtube content ever 🤟🏼 hey chris, did you know how to make drum kit designer (producer kit) mono output for kick in, kick out, snareT, snareB ?
Ive never done it but im fairly sure you could, all you would need to do is set up a virtual midi device. Similar process to what you do when you want to record logic's midi arp back into a midi output.
You can also set up screen record thru QuickTime player for both audio and video. This is a good video on how to set up. Only have to do it once. th-cam.com/video/dNYZOaf3Gvs/w-d-xo.html
Hey Chris, I really love your Channel, you helped me SOO MUCH. Thank you. I wanted to ask if there's any good way to implement my sample library into apple loops, so I can play them directly in project tempo or project pitch.
@@FuzzekeTrailerMusic Yes, ADSR refers to the envelopes one can use to craft sounds. But it also refers to the company (I assume they borrowed the acronym): www.adsrsounds.com/product/software/adsr-sample-manager/
You can use any MIDI connection, not just one on your audio interface. It can be a USB connection, MIDI hub or MIDI connection from a controller keyboard.
Nicely done - good demo of the Auto Sampler in LPX! Thank you!
Thanks for the video and information.
Hey Chris, had no idea about this? Must have a go at it when I get some spare time, absolutely awesome
Really amazing tool!! Thanks Chris, you always find new treasures:)
Lol, I bought mainstage to get this feature(but forgot about it), and when you said it was new in 10.5 I thought you were mistaken 🤣
Holy crap I had no idea this was possible! I’ve got an Alesis Nanobass and and Roland u220 I can sample
Isn't the reason for the "difference in sound" with the second instrument that you just lowered the input gain by 3dB when sampling? Therefore when you play the samled instrument it's just....3dB lower in volume? =)
Ciao Tobias, NI Sound libraries and also NI Monark for example can be a bit hot in volume sometimes, I often turn them down a little to be sure to not clip the subsequent chain. Or when going direct into Logic from Monark I use an instance of gain plugin to obtain some "unity" level with the rest of the tracks. Cheers claudio
@@noGoodNickLeftForMe "solviks musiklinje" is me Tobias Kagstrom by the way. Logged in at a different acount when answering, sorry. =)
@@solviksfolkhogskola Ciao, oh now you've missed something: it's not my video, I'm just a mere mortal subscribed channel consumer as well ;-) I'm not near as competent as Chris who makes those awesome videos for this channel... To be honest, I couldn't tell why the difference is exactly. I've just noticed that Chris is doing the same as me, which is turning down gain when handling some really hot samplers/sample players, just to be sure that nothing clips in the chain. As long as there is no analog gear (or models thereof) involved, it should technically make no difference if the gain just has been turned down. Well, then again when I think of interface preamps, saturation comes to mind, so, yes, it can make a difference. I reckon that this all boils down to personal sound preference. Cheers claudio
The best youtube content ever 🤟🏼 hey chris, did you know how to make drum kit designer (producer kit) mono output for kick in, kick out, snareT, snareB ?
i maybe under thinking this but would (i assume it would, but) it work the same for a drum machine say a roland tr series? mabye i missed that
Nice!
Could it be that the lowered volume of Analog made the auto sampled result sound more quiet?
is it possible to connect this to fl studio to sample instruments from something like sytrus?
Ive never done it but im fairly sure you could, all you would need to do is set up a virtual midi device. Similar process to what you do when you want to record logic's midi arp back into a midi output.
@@Jasperi ok, thanks a lot
This is so helpful, would you mind if I ask you, what program you use to record your screen? Thank you so much 😊
You can do this natively: cmd+option+5 to bring up a toggle for your screen recording options
You can also set up screen record thru QuickTime player for both audio and video. This is a good video on how to set up. Only have to do it once. th-cam.com/video/dNYZOaf3Gvs/w-d-xo.html
Hey Chris, I really love your Channel, you helped me SOO MUCH. Thank you.
I wanted to ask if there's any good way to implement my sample library into apple loops, so I can play them directly in project tempo or project pitch.
Try Downloading Komplete Kontrol form native instruments. You can sort though samples and stems and loops easier.
ADSR has a free sample library manager. Works great and will organize all your samples including NI.
@@philipmarsh3522 (ADSR) Attack Decay Sustain release? Isn’t that a sample method?
@@FuzzekeTrailerMusic it's also a company name. maybe they based their name on what you said though
@@FuzzekeTrailerMusic Yes, ADSR refers to the envelopes one can use to craft sounds. But it also refers to the company (I assume they borrowed the acronym): www.adsrsounds.com/product/software/adsr-sample-manager/
Well... get any VSTi free trial, sample it, use it for free! Cool! =)
Doesn't show how to find it, and of course Apple makes it impossible.