Making a Custom Sampler Instrument
Sampling is one of the most important aspects of modern music production. It is the basis of the sampler, one of the most common types of software instruments. Many software emulations of real instruments, like string, horn, and woodwind plug-ins, are possible through sampling and samplers.
The sampling process is relatively simple, and using this process we can create a new instrument out of nearly any sound. In this article, we’ll go over the general process to create a custom sampler instrument. We’ll discuss everything from the simplest setup to full multi-sampling. As demonstration along the way, we’ll create a custom instrument from a percussion hit and a realistic-sounding piano.
More info @ http://bit.ly/2sXJ0PP
Automated post from Record, Mix and Master – http://bit.ly/2SLY6Dz
January 31, 2019 at 04:30PM
Simon is a multi-platinum producer and composer with over 30 years of industry experience. Having collaborated with world-class artists including Shania Twain, Maxi Priest, and Apache Indian, he brings real-world professional insight to every guide on this site.
Beyond the studio, Simon is the author of Record, Mix and Master – A Beginner’s Guide to Audio Production (published by Palgrave Macmillan) and mentors MA students at BIMM University. You can view his discography and portfolio at www.simonduggal.com
