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MEET THE WIZARD 38 $ % page 38 ÿ GigaStudio 3 Quick Start Guide 4 Dimensions are an element that, well, take GigaStudio to another dimension. They provide exceptional control over expressiveness; it’s worth spending some quality time with the manual, and analyzing well-programmed Instruments, to learn fully how these work. For this Quick Start we’ll set up a very simple dimension, where each note’s velocity range is split into four regions. The lowest velocity range will trigger the softest sample, the next higher velocity range will trigger the medium sample, the next higher the loud sample, and the highest range, the loudest sample. For “Controller Source,” click on the downward pointing arrow in this fi eld and select Velocity. Velocity For Splits, type in 4. For description, type in Timbre. Also, because these are stereo samples, it’s vital to click on “Reserve Space for Stereo” or the Wizard will not produce the desired results. 5 Click on “ State Names” and enter names for the four dimension states (in this case Soft, Medium, Loud, Loudest). This gives humanfriendly names to the Splits in the Instrument Editor, making navigation much easier. When you’re done, click on “OK.” OK.” OK The program will revert to the main Step 3 screen; click on “Next” to proceed. 6 Now assign each of the Sample Groups to a Dimension. To do this, click on a Sample Group in the left window, then click on the corresponding Dimension name in the right window. In this example three of the Sample Groups have been assigned, but the Loudest one has not been assigned to its Dimension
Meet The Wizard ÿ page 39 yet. After assigning all four, the Instrument Editor now knows what samples you’re using, where they are to be mapped across the keyboard, and which samples to associate with which Dimension. We’re almost there, so click on “Finish.” 7 The Instrument has now been populated with Samples and Splits. Note that most of the action is happening two octave below Middle C; the highest and lowest samples have been stretched to cover the entire keyboard. But note you won’t hear anything yet if you start playing, because you need to click on the Load File icon — so do it now. ^ & MEET THE WIZARD 39
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