i will admit i only browsed through the manual, i searched and couldnt find any info about your own samples.... or are you stuck using slate samples?
i just downloaded the demo of trigger... how the hell do i import my OWN samples?!
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AdamWathan
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JeffTD
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::XeS::
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So....also with the full version of Trigger, we can't use our own samples, unless we download Instrument maker? Is it Free?
XnaySaturo
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well that does me alot of good...not. although i love the slate samples, im more concerned about my own samples and i wish i could really try this out 
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Ermz
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Does this mean you can't just audition whatever .wavs you want with Trigger on the fly, within the mix?
JeffTD
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AdamWathan
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1. The Trigger demo does not allow you to use your own samples
2. The retail version of Trigger DOES allow you to use your own samples
3. To use your own multisamples, you need to create Trigger instrument files
4. The Trigger Instrument Maker is a separate application which will be released in the next week or two
5. You can load INDIVIDUAL WAV files into the retail version of Trigger, this works without the instrument maker, so you can use a SINGLE sample of your own currently
Hope that clears it up
Lasse Lammert
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3. To use your own multisamples, you need to create Trigger instrument files
4. The Trigger Instrument Maker is a separate application which will be released in the next week or two
5. You can load INDIVIDUAL WAV files into the retail version of Trigger, this works without the instrument maker, so you can use a SINGLE sample of your own currently
Hope that clears it up
wow...should have known that before I bought it
AdamWathan
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Yeah that's one of those HUGE BIG DEAL things that the Slate crew conveniently didn't tell anyone unless you asked after the fact when you couldn't figure out how to make your own instruments.
Not once ANYWHERE was there a mention that the instrument maker was a separate app or that it wouldn't be available with the plugin's release :Smug: It's just something that seemed so obvious to expect that no one bothered to ask. Every other triggering plugin on the market allows you to load your own samples and create multisample files WITHIN THE PLUGIN INTERFACE, so obviously everyone assumed this would be the same way. Now, even after the plugin's release, it's still useless to half the people who bought it... Bah.
To me that's like buying a car today, then it gets delivered with no steering wheel.
M: "Where the fuck is the steering wheel???"
S: "Oh, we are working on it, hopefully have it out in the next week or two (Slate weeks, aka 3-4 months in real time)"
M: "Why the hell didn't you tell me that before I bought it?!?"
S: "You didn't ask? I thought it was obvious that unless I specifically mentioned there was a steering wheel that it wouldn't be included right away."
AboutBlank
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Oh, didn't noticed that...
And the Instrument-Maker isnt for free?!
That sucks, I think everyone here would like to use the own samples!
Damn...
And the Instrument-Maker isnt for free?!
That sucks, I think everyone here would like to use the own samples!
Damn...
SocialNumb
Damn Christians!
Dudes, it's all part of the conspiracy. When Slate is done, you will only be able to use his samples. No other sample will exist.
Joshua Wickman
Yes Sir!
AboutBlank
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Ermz
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So what's the deal with this instrument maker thing? Why can't it just make proprietary files from within, as Drumagog does?
JeffTD
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No clue - ask Slate. In order to have .tci files of multisampled, velocity layered drum samples to load into the slots, you have to make them in an external program.
HandsOfDespair
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I wouldn't have bought it if I knew that before. I'll be friggin pissed off if the Instrument maker isnt released this week or next week.
