YOU GOTTA TRY Soundplant 26.1 - a FREE SOFTWARE SAMPLER

[mrjermaine]

You must try this software sampler. It turns your computer keyboard into a fully customizable sample-triggering device. You can use up to 72 keyboard keys, with low latency. Drag and drop .wav files onto keyboard keys. You can easily batch assign the same sound to multiple keys at varying pitches with complete custom scale control (like when you use an MPC - slice up a drum loop and rearrange it. It has so much, I couldn't believe it was freeware. Its HOT! Go to the web site http://www.soundplant.org and download it. Check out all the other options there as well. If you are on a budget, like me, this is the perfect tool to use with something like Cool Edit Pro or something like that. I'm using it with Cool Edit Pro 2; I create the melody with soundplant, record it in cool edit pro 2, then save the .wav file and use it in Fl Studio.

Check it out

 

[mod1]

Cool,I like what I hear.

 

[Qwerty]

hmm, that sounds nice to me, Imma cop it

 

[Ash Holmz]

nice! they even got the mac version..good looks!

 

[eka]

I'm def. gonna try it out.
let you know what I think later.

 

[Qwerty]

man this program is the shit, when you put the pitch +1 or -1 for every same sound, you can get like an "octave" of a keyboard

 

[mrjermaine]

dope ain't it? a poor man's midi trigger!

 

[eka]

the problem I found was that there was a delay from hitting the key and the sound playing.
I don't know if that is deu to my computer or if it is the program.

 

[Qwerty]

that IS due to your cpu, because I have no delay at ALL!!

 

[dacalion]

eka, you probally need more RAM, I had the same problem when I played some of the more advanced games. The keyboard just did'nt seem to react fast enough, after adding more RAM, the problem disapeared.

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