Romplur Deep Dive #1: The Sample Editor (Zones, Round Robins, Mic Positions, Auto-Sampler)

Get Romplur: https://getromplur.com (templates and plug-ins: https://loopkit.com/p/romplur) Next in the series, Deep Dive #2:    • Romplur Deep Dive #2: The Synth Editor (Os...   Romplur 2.9 deep dive 1 of 7. The Sample Editor is where a Romplur instrument gets its sound. This deep dive starts with Skyline One's sampled layers, then builds a deep-sampled choir from scratch: importing 306 files with a naming pattern (note, velocity, round robin and mic position read from the file names), mapping them into zones, filtering by group and round robin, the zone table, loops, group rules, the mic mixer and disk streaming. It finishes with the Auto-Sampler, which samples a plug-in (here our own Skyline One) into a new layer automatically. Chapters 0:00 The Sample Editor 1:14 Sample Editor 2 2:09 Importing a choir 3:54 Zones, loops and rules 5:03 Mic positions 5:43 The classic tools 6:24 The Auto-Sampler In this video Layers and the zone map Sample Editor 2: Map, Zones, Loop, Import and Rules Importing with a naming pattern: {note} {notenum} {vel} {rr} {art} {mic} Fill key gaps, extend to ends, order by loudness, match levels, round robins as groups Groups, round-robin and articulation filters Mic positions Loops and crossfades Group rules The classic sample tools The Auto-Sampler: source, notes and layers, processing, recording Get Romplur (Windows and Mac): https://loopkit.com/p/romplur Romplur updates and support: https://getromplur.com Skyline One and more Romplur templates: https://loopkit.com Romplur is a desktop app for building your own sample and synth plug-ins without code, then exporting them as VST3, AU and standalone instruments. #Romplur #LoopKit #VST