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Drumdrops and audiolayer
What Drumdrops sample packs work with audiolayer? I’m talking about the round robin Sfz files that come with some of Drumdrops packs.
I’m having a hard time getting the funk pack to work sometimes it does other times it crashes the app and it will not reopen now matter what I do. Strange thing is when the app refuses to open the auv3 still works, wtf.
I have to keep deleting app and reinstall it to get it to function again.
If the Drumdrop libraries work how are you guys loading them into audiolayer?
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The sfz file should.
I’m totally blanking on the process right now but I know it’s in this forum, I’ve seen it.
There’s a few threads that should help you.
Both of these have comments that specifically mention drum drops as well.
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/49585/audiolayer-1-6-0/p6
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/38967/does-audiolayer-do-velocity-layers-for-multisampled-instruments/p2
There are a few more, just use the search bar at the top, I typed in Audiolayer SFZ, and check dates to get the most recent info. Cheers!
Bottom of page 3 in this thread Harry aka @VirSyn explains an import process
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/49087/audiolayer-exs24-import/p3
btw, what device re you running on?
Version of iOS too?
There are two basic ways to import:
1) Import one sfz file
In this case you must copy the sfz folder of the drumdrops kit into the import folder of AudioLayer ( On My iPad/AudioLayer/import )
Then open AudioLayer and select "Import" in the Instrument browser. Navigate to the sfz file and start the import.
2) Import all sfz files in folder
This is much easier and imports all sfz instruments in one folder at once. No need to copy the files.
Open AudioLayer and select "Batch import" in the Instrument browser. Navigate to the folder containing the sfz files and the samples folder and start the import.
@VirSyn any chance for multiout assignable to each zones for drumkits?
Thanks for jumping in @VirSyn
I appreciate the quick and concise clarification. I’m sure @Jmd8928 does too. Cheers.
If I am not mistaken, you can delete the sfz and samples after import as AudioLayer will have internal copies of the samples.
Good to know. I do that with Mozaic scripts from Patchstorage.