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Hello everybody,
I want to create a soundfont from the soundfiles of a sound library of an percussion instrument. (It's from an app from my phone and it is commercial, so I'm affraid I cannot share it with you due to copyrights.
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You can see it on the image. On the left you'll see the names of sound files show already on which key and on which maximum velocity value they should be assigned to. On the graphic display you can see it is sampled with many velocity layers.
I would like to assign them to more keys without pitching. For example: I would like to assign the samples belonging to key 57 (A3) to key 58 (A#3) as well. In practice it means I will hear the same samples in the same pitch when pressing key 57 and 58 on my keyboard. This is very usefull when playing with samples of drum and percussion sounds.
It can be done easily by duplicating the instrument and then change the root key and key range from 57 to 58. However finally I would like to have them into one instrument definition.
That's why I'm asking: is it possible to merge two or more instrument definitions into one? Or do you have another idea I can do this job?
Thanks in advantage! -
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Sylvia on -Note: I do not encourage any copyright infringement.
1. Automatically link the samples.
2. Set the global 'Tuning (Scale)' to 0.
3. Done!
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