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Assigning your sounds starting with the lowest midi note value: C-2, / decimal value “0”.Make sure your samples have simple systematic names, to simplify coding later.Samples should always be uncompressed WAV or AIFF (performance/latency)! If a sample can’t be loaded, change format to aiff / wav and samplerate / bitrate to project rate.Create Sample Zone by drag & drop a soundfile (wav / aiff) or by doubleclicking the area under the keyboard and dragging the mouse.In the 'Multi-Sampler' section of the 'MultiSampla Front Panel' window double click the black input field (or click the small arrow) to open up the Multi-Sample view.In the 'Choose Instrument' window select Devices > Instruments > Multisampla.Create an instrument track in the rack by clicking the small plus-symbol.(also Read the information in the MuLab Doc)

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Note, if you need to use output & input simultaneously, or if you want to use Bluetooth audio devices: On OSX you may have to create an “aggregate device” combining Input / Output (builtin) or to enable the use of Bluetooth Audio devices (which show up as two separate devices in the Audio-midi Setup).In case your midi keyboard/controller offers “presets”, make sure you NEVER change the MIDI keyboard/controller preset, once selected, as this may change the controller assignements!.Usually, the Note “0” corresponds to the Note “C-2” (sometimes “C-1”). This makes sure that your Note-Trigger events start with the lowest MIDI Number (= 0).

Make sure the Midi Keyboard is set to the lowest octave using the 'transposition' function/buttons.Make sure MIDI interface is activated (in menu “edit” -> midi setup) and running (check using midi monitor in menu MuLab > Help).(see also MuLab Online Help and the MuLab Forum at KVR) to control the volume on the mixer or playback) which in our case would be confusing) (Other DAWs have several pre-assigned controllers (e.g. The interface has its own logic (but that is the case for almost all music production software.) but once the principles are clear it offers an efficient workflow and is easy to use.Īlso, MuLab does not require an installation and can be run from a USB stick which simplifies distribution and testing.Īnother advantage is that MuLab is quite agnostic to MIDI control numbers, which makes it very flexible for mapping. It features a powerful Multisampler environment and lots of useful effects out of the box.

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It offers a free version with some limitations. MuLab is a lightweight, crossplatform, modular music production environment. Interaction Design Wiki ･ Sonic Interaction Design MuLab Using MuLab

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