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Build Preset Options<br />

These sample options allow you to specify if a new preset should be built using the<br />

imported samples.<br />

When Build Preset is checked, a preset is created during import using all of the<br />

imported samples. Samples will be ordered within this preset identically to their<br />

ordering in the sample file list. The preset will be automatically named according to the<br />

first imported sample.<br />

If “Build Preset” is unchecked, a preset will not be created during import, and the<br />

imported samples will simply be added to the instrument’s sample pool. The other<br />

controls in this group will be disabled (greyed-out) if “Build Preset” is unchecked.<br />

Multisample Check Box - You have the option to build multiple voices (with one<br />

sample each) or a single multisample voice. See “Multisample Voices” on page 34.<br />

Check the checkbox to build one multisample voice.<br />

The Placement option allows you to specify how samples will be placed in the<br />

constructed preset. (Note that this is a separate setting from the “Original Key”<br />

assignment. The former setting is a property of each sample and denotes where the<br />

sample may be placed so that it plays back at unity pitch. This setting relates to the<br />

actual per-sample assigned key range within a preset.) The Placement options are listed<br />

below.<br />

Sample Placement Algorithms<br />

Original Key Samples will be placed within the preset according to their original key<br />

settings.<br />

White Keys Samples will be placed within the preset on successive white keys,<br />

beginning with the key specified in the Start at drop-down menu.<br />

Chromatic Samples will be placed within the preset on successive keys,<br />

beginning with the key specified in the Start at drop-down menu.<br />

The Start at options let you choose the first note for placement if you choose White<br />

Keys or Chromatic.<br />

The Stretch options let you control how the samples fill in the empty spaces on the<br />

keyboard. If you’re only importing four samples, C1, C2, C3, and C4, you’ll probably<br />

want to stretch the voice range in order to fill in the missing keys. The Stretch options<br />

are listed below.<br />

Up Only The assigned key range of each imported sample extends upward from<br />

the specified placement to the key immediately below the placement of<br />

the next imported sample. The key range of the last imported sample<br />

extends up to the highest note in the 88-key keyboard range (C7).<br />

Up<br />

Only<br />

Sample<br />

01<br />

Voice 1 Voice 2 Voice 3 Voice 4<br />

Sample<br />

02<br />

Sample<br />

03<br />

Sample<br />

04<br />

11 - From Sample to Preset<br />

Importing Other Sample Formats<br />

E-MU Systems 275

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