Try the following:
Collect the samples multisampled by MPC in a folder and copy it to the SD card. (One folder per instrument)
Create new synth (Shift + Synth button), browse sample (Shift + Browse Pad)
Point to the folder in the file browser, press and hold the Select Knob, and execute the MULTI SAMPLES.
Press the BACK button to complete. You can save the patch by pressing Save + Synth button.
Thank you, this is what I needed to know. This is a massive game changer for me
What does this mean, exactly? In your opinion, what did the Deluge used to sound like? And why doesnāt it sound like that anymore?
As someone who had the Dellie for a while (three times), and eventually gave up on it because it just got too crowded in there with just a few samples and a synth or two, Iām curious to know whatās happened here since last.
Iād return to the Deluge if it somehow got some more oxygen into its slightly tight audio room.
@circuitghost IMO the deluge sounds warmer and more punchy. Not metallic and cold as some people used to describe the Delugeās sound.
So yes I would say the community firmware has breathed more life, oxygen as you put it, into the Deluge.
As for why, I explained some of the reasons above but here they are again:
Yeah have to agree the community firmware being something special. At the moment my urge to sell the deluge seems to be sated. The whole sticky shift button is one of the best features easily, ability to navigate parameters easily. Sound does seem much better as well, and things are becoming fun to play around with it,
Yeah the newest stable is surely on its way!!! I need to check out sticky shift, you leave it enabled all the time?
What a nice surprise, itās actually thanks to youāre videos that Iām currently refreshing myself on the synths. I found it easier to just leave sticky shift on to quickly access parameters. However, a quick press on the shift button its switches itself off. it sounds like a small addition, but itās quickly becoming a big game changer in doing things on the Deluge.
Again, man thanks Ron for the vids.
The new firmware possibilities are splendid.
Is there a manual in the works?
Hoping for some video tutorials by Ron or RKST myself, doing godās work for idiots like me who have a hard time reading.
i swear a WIP manual by synthdawg was pinned somewhere on the discord but cant find it now 
They also talked about a wiki manual for easier updating but nothing much resulted yet.
Hey Iām planning to making videos but since the feature list is so massive itās just too much at this point to go through work my standard content. Iām going to go over workflows i came up with. The first one Iām working on is just me reading the change list lol
Also being a variety channel Iāve got a lot of other gear i want to cover, so i had to push aside some other tutorial series i was working on to get to this. Anyways hopefully Iāll have a nice amount of videos on the new firmwareā¦ If i have energy lol
I understand all the work you put into your vids. I wasnāt expecting anything or anything soon since you have a bucket load of work to do in your other vids, and plus to keep up with the algotherim and all. But appreciate the reply, and again sorry if my message sounded like I was demanding something.
Lol no Iām not keeping up with any algorithm at all. Your message didnāt sound demanding at all lol i am not high strung
Just wanted to update you where Iām at. My videos are going to be deluge update because the public release is coming up. So Iāll be making as many as i can based on it.
Pretty cool, been doing lots of multsamples via the MPC autosampler, definitely brings new life to the sounds for on the Deluge.
In case you didnāt know, there are loads of multisamples on the Deluge forum.
Worth checking out if you aint seen them yet!
Thanks dude, I think I have some of them but really sampling the VSTs I regularly use if I was on the DAW. Even though I have a Live 2, the Deluge is more lightweight and portable to make beats and make stuff on.
Has anyone used both the Deluge and Hapax?
Iām thinking of trading my Deluge for a Hapax.
I just want a sequencer and the Delugeās buggy CV sequencing and easily forgotten UI makes me think a dedicated sequencer like Hapax will work better for me.
I own both and have used both extensively as a main midi sequencer. Please note I donāt sequence CV (not directly from the Hapax or Deluge anyway), so Iām only comparing MIDI sequencing.
Leaving aside all the Delugeās other capabilities, and comparing just as a sequencer, the Hapax is far better.
Instrument definitions, CC LFOās, Automation, Arpeggiator, MIDI FX, more outs, twin screens, to name just a few of the areas where the Hapax excels.
The Deluge is great but seriously lacking as a main sequencing brain. I didnāt really understand how much it lacked until I got the Hapax. Coming back to older songs can be annoying on the Deluge. On the Hapax, it just works.
There are some things that the Deluge does better. Navigation in general (to edit notes) is easier on the Deluge. Switching over, I felt like the Hapax was a bit clunky, however it just takes time to adjust.
The Hapax isnāt perfect. Itās a lot better now than it was at the start thanks to firmware updates. Updates donāt seem to come that quickly, but Squarp do seem dedicated to steadily improving it. Also, the stuff they add is well thought out and always easy to integrate, thanks to the twin screens etc.
In contrast, for example, the community stuff added to the Deluge is certainly amazing, however thereās no doubt itās getting overcrowded with features, outgrowing the interface etc.
Thereās one way I use my Hapax which amazes me. I have all my synths hooked up to it etc. I can go to any synth, press record (footswitch connected to Hapax), play the keys, turn knobs etc. Everything is just recorded and immediately loops and is available for tweaking, all the automation correctly labelled on the screen every time you touch a control etc. Such an easy way to get stuff flowing.
Hope this helps.
I love my Deluge, as a single-box writing tool itās the best. But the Hapax has taken over as my main sequencer. It just does it better!
Thanks very much for your reply!
I think I will try the Hapax, it sounds like exactly what I need 
As you say, there are obviously other things that the Deluge does that the Hapax doesnāt, but it sounds like for a sequencer centrepiece the Hapax is the way to go
