SampleOne XT gives you a whole host of sound design possibilities to help you create any kind of instrument you like. TWEAKING SAMPLE PROPERTIES IN SAMPLEONE XT There’s also an envelope which we’ll explore later Here you can adjust the Cutoff and Resonance parameters. SampleOne also has a comprehensive filter section. To solve this problem you can tweak your samples in the pitch section using the ‘Transpose’ knob to tune by semitone, and the ‘Tune’ knob to tune by cents. Sometimes samples don’t quite fit in with your song and just setting the root note of your audio isn’t enough. We’ll go into a little more detail on looping later in this guide. Now if you drag in from the top of the cropped sample you will be altering the length of the loop - dragging in from the bottom will still trim the sample. You can loop the sample by selecting a loop mode from the ‘Loop’ drop down menu. To trim your sample simply drag in from either side of the waveform. Simply change this so the note you play on your MIDI keyboard corresponds to the audio played by SampleOne. Above the waveform there is a parameter labelled ‘Root’.
The root note is the note of the sample at its original pitch, SampleOne will use this to map the sample correctly to the MIDI keyboard. SampleOne does not automatically detect the root note of the sample so we’ll have to do that.
We’ve loaded the sample ‘US_LH2_Synth_120_bandit_A’. In SampleOne we can do this either by dragging and dropping, or by pressing the ‘+’ icon in the top left of the sample window and browsing our system.
Let’s start by loading a sample from Lo-Fi House 2. Tweaking sample properties in StudioOne XT In this guide we’re going to be using the free taster pack of Lo-Fi House 2 from UNDRGRND Sounds. As well as having all the trappings of a traditional soft sampler, SampleOne allows you to do some cool stuff like recording directly into it and loading multiple samples. SampleOne XT is Studio One’s powerful built-in sampler.
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