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First key and Last key set the upper and lower limits of the samples to be
imported.
All of the parameters covered here can be set for the most common import
situations by a mouse click via four presets. The following presets are available:
Presets help with importing samples.
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Full Range: The entire keyboard range is used for all samples. Important for
instruments consisting of layered samples.
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Single Keys: Each key is assigned its own sample. Important for drumkits.
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Fit Range: Distributes the samples in a non-overlapping manner and equally
proportioned over the selected keyboard range.
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Fit Keys per Sample: Automatically adapts the keyboard range to the Keys
per Sample value.
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Generic: No preset, free assignment of parameters.
Parallel editing of multi-samples
It's extremely practical to jointly edit several splits of a multi-sample. Find out
more about the purpose of the Multi-edit mode with a small example: Create an
extremely broad chorus multi-sample consisting of 30 splits. If you'd like to
increase the attack time of the volume envelope by a tiny notch, you would have a
problem. It would be necessary to make the adjustment individually for each of
the 30 splits.