have WAVs of samples, need simple low$ soft for AKAI MPK

[meowmeowmeow]

i got this controller thinking i knew what i was doing but now i know that i do not know what i am doing.
I have a bunch of wav files saved in a "samples" folder and i want to be able to trigger them on the pads of the MPK, or use the keys. I'm very very confused as to what software i'm going to need to be able to use this the way that i want to. also looking to not spend money but if need be then need be..

[fladd]

http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=141746

[karhide]

Originally Posted by fladd

http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=141746

That will work!

[meowmeowmeow]

thank you Fladd, that set it up with what i wanted. it's only playing on seemingly random keys and not any pads so i'm figuring that out now, also having latency issues

[fladd]

Originally Posted by meowmeowmeow

thank you Fladd, that set it up with what i wanted. it's only playing on seemingly random keys and not any pads so i'm figuring that out now, also having latency issues

You can just change the note number each pad reacts to. Click on the Resamplomatic of the pad you want to change and adjust start and end note. Done.

[hopi]

http://www.onesmallclue.com/poise.php

might be more to your liking but does cost ya 50 bucks

[JimFichs]

Originally Posted by hopi

http://www.onesmallclue.com/poise.php

might be more to your liking but does cost ya 50 bucks

Poise was an excellent solution for me. As simple as drag > drop > tweak. Definitely worth the price.

[Quest The Wordsmith]

Originally Posted by hopi

http://www.onesmallclue.com/poise.php

might be more to your liking but does cost ya 50 bucks

I use Poise exclusively to trigger drums & samples. Love, love, love it.

[themixtape]

+1,000 re: Poise. Poise is AMAZING.

I did four tutorials on it on Youtube... check it. Just search for "Poise tutorial"

[plamuk]

anyone using poise 64bit? when i used to use it its gui was a little shakey but that was more than a year ago.

shannon, the developer, is a great dude.

i stopped using poise recently in favor of reasamplomatic but it certainly is cleaner/faster sometimes.

[hopi]

64 bit works fine here... but all the various updates have also worked fine for me...

[winbe]

Funny that you are talking about that...
I just bought Sampletank3 => 64bits only!

So I tried Poise (32bits version - bridged)... it works, but the multiout does not work?

If I simply insert Poise, configure it so it has 8 outs, then ask Reaper to build the "multichannel routing", Reaper tells me:

"Could not get channel info for effects (are they multichannel?)"

Do you reproduce this?

So I guess I'll stick with Reasamplomatic.

[hopi]

Originally Posted by winbe

Funny that you are talking about that...
I just bought Sampletank3 => 64bits only!

So I tried Poise (32bits version - bridged)... it works, but the multiout does not work?

If I simply insert Poise, configure it so it has 8 outs, then ask Reaper to build the "multichannel routing", Reaper tells me:

"Could not get channel info for effects (are they multichannel?)"

Do you reproduce this?

So I guess I'll stick with Reasamplomatic.

I'm using 64 bit poise, latest ver. with 64 bit reaper and reaper automatically builds all 32 outs if I want to do it that way [which I really don't, but it works fine]

[winbe]

Originally Posted by hopi

I'm using 64 bit poise, latest ver. with 64 bit reaper and reaper automatically builds all 32 outs if I want to do it that way [which I really don't, but it works fine]

the thing is, the demo I found on their site seems to be only 32bits?
EDIT: stupid of me - I had an old trial version... just went to their site and there is a win64 demo, will try it right now!

[Tod]

Okay guys, is poise capable of DFD (Direct From Disk)?

If not then it probably won't be much good for muti-miced samples because multi miced libraries are usually pretty large.

[hopi]

Originally Posted by Tod

Okay guys, is poise capable of DFD (Direct From Disk)?

If not then it probably won't be much good for muti-miced samples because multi miced libraries are usually pretty large.

don't really know but I do know it can load up to 7 [or maybe 8] samples per pad and you can then tell it how to deal with those... by velo or random or whatever... and you can further tweak each sample if you really need to...

I guess IF I needed more than what it can do I'd go to a kontakt instrument.

however from what the OP seemed to asking about, Poise should work just great.

[Tod]

Originally Posted by hopi

don't really know but I do know it can load up to 7 [or maybe 8] samples per pad and you can then tell it how to deal with those... by velo or random or whatever... and you can further tweak each sample if you really need to...

I guess IF I needed more than what it can do I'd go to a kontakt instrument.

however from what the OP seemed to asking about, Poise should work just great.

Thanks hopi, yeah for simpler situations it sounds like poise has a lot for the price.

Heh heh, yeah, Kontakt is probably the best sampler on the market. I recently created a library that is nearly 4 gig in size. When I load it into Konakt in Reaper it shows less then 9 meg of RAM. That's the main nki for all the drums. Then I created and loaded each nki for the library and the RAM barely changed, so Kontakt knows that in the DFD mode, the samples are already loaded.

That's pretty cool.

[hopi]

yeah my Kon is 64 bit on gobs of ram with it's settings to the max... hardly ever a problem since all that ram is there for it....

then again, I rarely need anything near it's limits....