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Hi All.

Resampling. Simple idea...but should I be bouncing multisamples each time I process my sample, because if I want to play this note that I've bounced and re-bounced, say a G-note, then what range can I play it over before you can tell that it is a single note that is being pitched to much?

Hope that makes sense. It may seem pretty obvious to just use your ears to tell when a note is being stretched too far from its original pitch, but multi-sampling seems like a task involving way too much time, especially when re-sampling over and over!

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yes, your ear is gonna tell you when you've super-stretched it. just see where the limits are and from there on put another sample so in this way you won't have to export to many samples, but just the necessary ones.
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If you have FL Studio & Directwave, you can sample an instrument; you select a range and how many samples to make per so many notes, and it will make, for example, samples for 2 octaves.

That being said, you don't HAVE to bounce all the time.

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Originally posted by Crispy Liquids
If you have FL Studio & Directwave, you can sample an instrument; you select a range and how many samples to make per so many notes, and it will make, for example, samples for 2 octaves.

That being said, you don't HAVE to bounce all the time.


Yeah, they have a great algorithm that does it all for you. You just select a patch on the instrument and then ask directwave to make a sampled patch. Try it.

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