Watch Video: How To Use Ableton Live Racks to Create Multi-Sampled Instruments
I’ve seen questions recently in Modulate This comments, and on the Ableton Live forum regarding the creation of multi-sampled instruments in Ableton Live. This video tutorial is step-by-step how-to video that walks you through the creation of a velocity switched multi-sampled instrument using Ableton Live, Ableton Simpler, Instrument Racks, and Drum Racks.
Mark Mosher
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6 replies on “Video Tutorial: How To Use Ableton Live Racks To Create Multi-Sampled Instruments”
Most welcome. Glad you found the post helpful.
Mark
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Its post is best awesome for all type things, its very very interesting project there.
Thank you so much for sharing!!!
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Saw this from the link off the Ableton forum. The video is informative, almost mind-opening for a new Live user such as myself, and it’s also really well done. I look forward to seeing more of these. Thanks!
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Got the comment below from banthpope over on YouTube. I was trying to keep things simple but agree with the comment so based on this feedback, I updated the video with some annotation bobbles to include these tips.
A couple of time-savers:
—-banthpope—-
* Just drag all of the clips straight to the instrument rack, this will still create four separate simplers with the default settings
* When setting velocity (and other) maps equally, just right-click (or ctrl-click on one-button mac) and there is a menu option “distribute ranges equally”
seems a shame to not use those features, especially for something as tedious as building multisamples
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Thanks Nick! Likewise :^).
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Nice job on this Mark, I’m looking forward to more of your videos!
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