Good news for all Tonverk users. We just finished testing the new export integration in SampleRobot 7 Pro which works seamlessly now with the Multi Player engine of Elektron's Tonverk polyphonic multisampler.
Just sample with SampleRobot, insert your SD card and export. SampleRobot automatically creates an elmulti file and the dedicated waves, containing all mapping information, and places them into the dedicated folders on the SD card.
On the Tonverk assign a Multi Player as Source Machine to a track and load the previously created instrument from the SD card. It's all that simple. As usual you can resample your project during export or even convert to mono if you would like to save sample space on your Tonverk. The original high-resolution project in SampleRobot won't be altered.
We received a very nice message recently from keyboard player and music enthusiast Hiro Ishige from Saitama, Japan. This is Hiro's band: Cathrine.
I completed my first automatic multisampling session using my Yamaha DX7. I sampled a Synth Brass dual-tone sound and was very impressed with the results. The loop points are seamless, and the volume consistency across the samples is excellent. For many years I created samples manually on my Roland gear, spending hours recording and adjusting loop points by hand. Seeing SampleRobot perform this process automatically was a fantastic experience. I plan to try multisampling my Roland MKS-50 (Alpha Juno module) and preserve some of my favorite vintage sounds.
I completed my first automatic multisampling session using my Yamaha DX7. I sampled a Synth Brass dual-tone sound and was very impressed with the results. The loop points are seamless, and the volume consistency across the samples is excellent. For many years I created samples manually on my Roland gear, spending hours recording and adjusting loop points by hand. Seeing SampleRobot perform this process automatically was a fantastic experience. I plan to try multisampling my Roland MKS-50 (Alpha Juno module) and preserve some of my favorite vintage sounds.
Very glad to hear, thank you.