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MilkyTracker Support / Re: Creating your own instruments from other samples?
« on: June 07, 2009, 10:50:07 »
awesome, thanks!!!
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MilkyTracker Support / Creating your own instruments from other samples?
« on: June 06, 2009, 21:45:36 »
hey everyone,
what i'm trying to accomplish is to set up a drum kit instrument where i have a kick drum on note c-2, a snare on d-2 and a second snare on e-2, however when i load in those three respective samples into my instrument, the kick and snare are in tune but the 2nd snare (e-2) is dropped way too low. naturally, the 2nd snare sample sounds correct on around a-3, so what i'm wondering is, is there a way to tune the sample specifically on that note, so that e-2 sounds like the good sounding snare which is currently on a-3?
exploring the answer on my own, i noticed there was a resample option, but i don't understand how to use it, so if someone could kindly explain this feature (if it is a relevant solution) that would be great!
the reason why, i'm trying to do this, is because on the tracker i normally use (nerdtracker ii) i have the keyboard set up this way, that way i can program beats on the fly, without having to jump around on the octaves, since all of the samples i use are all right next to each other (i.e. c-2, d-2, and e-2)
thanks so much for your help!!
kurt
what i'm trying to accomplish is to set up a drum kit instrument where i have a kick drum on note c-2, a snare on d-2 and a second snare on e-2, however when i load in those three respective samples into my instrument, the kick and snare are in tune but the 2nd snare (e-2) is dropped way too low. naturally, the 2nd snare sample sounds correct on around a-3, so what i'm wondering is, is there a way to tune the sample specifically on that note, so that e-2 sounds like the good sounding snare which is currently on a-3?
exploring the answer on my own, i noticed there was a resample option, but i don't understand how to use it, so if someone could kindly explain this feature (if it is a relevant solution) that would be great!
the reason why, i'm trying to do this, is because on the tracker i normally use (nerdtracker ii) i have the keyboard set up this way, that way i can program beats on the fly, without having to jump around on the octaves, since all of the samples i use are all right next to each other (i.e. c-2, d-2, and e-2)
thanks so much for your help!!
kurt
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MilkyTracker Support / Previewing .xi Instruments/Samples?
« on: June 06, 2009, 21:33:10 »
I've got a huge library of .xi instruments i just downloaded and now i'm trying to figure out how to preview them without loading each one into a session file manually.
i normally compose NSFs (famicom) and for that, I've got a DMC file preview program, so i'm wondering if there is something like this for milky tracker, but for XI files...i'm totally new to milky, so any help is appreciated!
on a related topic, when you load an instrument, let's say a kick drum, is there any way to tell which key is the actual pitch of the original sample, or do you just have to kind of play it by ear?
thanks!
kurt
i normally compose NSFs (famicom) and for that, I've got a DMC file preview program, so i'm wondering if there is something like this for milky tracker, but for XI files...i'm totally new to milky, so any help is appreciated!
on a related topic, when you load an instrument, let's say a kick drum, is there any way to tell which key is the actual pitch of the original sample, or do you just have to kind of play it by ear?
thanks!
kurt
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