way more stable with usb attached since updating. no crashes yet. 
medieval kit for the riddim peasants:
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My first multisampled instrument - very rare and unique Vermona Piano Strings keyboard a.k.a. “poor man’s” ARP Solina, it’s strings (dark fast chorus variant), in mono:
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nice looping.
you could create a Vermona instrument that is C across 8 octaves. (soz know the loop setting takes a while to find the best segment, no xfade baking audio changes are setup either)
then use the builders Octave snap tool. this should create an instrument over the 6 octaves. but don;t think the root mapping is 100% yet.
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Thanks! You’ve fulfilled my long time dream by creating your tool - to make a good set of my favorite samples. Now I’m busy for months I guess ))
it was on the website at the time
12 x 4 = 48 sounds
48 x 8 kit sounds = 384 sounds (polyphony reduces this alot, but they can all be triggered at any point)
In one pattern with all the fader mods and fx performance possible, that’s mad.
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Quick one on the multisamples, I’ve not figured out the max number of slots yet in a sample, have you? For example, the OP-XY has 24 zones.
MDA El Piano (panned):
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i’ve played safe at 8, but if there’s more available we should definitely increase.
so nice with some lpf, att and verb.
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Tonite will try to make a multisampled grand, as well as variations (upright, lofi, etc.)
If it could be possible to make velocity variations as well, would be even better…
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double checked this with max samples 9 10 12 16. all didn’t load as multisamples, some crashed the machine on import!
8 seems to be the max. EP quirk.
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Eight samples “horizontally” are OK, if take a half-octave to divide the diapason. But put at least three levels “vertically” - that would be sooo tasty! Round-robins for drum kits, velocity for melodics… Mmm-mmm-mmm! ))
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Can the EP-40 do multisamples on the same note, as you said round robin style or velocity? I don’t think so.
Examining the existing multisamples that came with the device didn’t reveal anything like that.
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you can by madly tapping the - + buttons whilst playing 
edit: if the + - had a cc then with some stupid midi translator you could achieve it. cycle per note. (but you’d have to be in sound page)
but none of this would record to pattern.
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Ah, okay I get you now. Using the other octaves. I thought you meant it supported this natively.
I made an EP-40 video on LOP pads, which I’ve been using extensively!
Chapters:
0:00 Difference between ONE and LOP pads
1:13 Setting a pad to LOP mode
1:45 Pros and cons of LOP mode
2:55 Mute groups
3:55 Saving loops to individual patterns
5:34 Saving loops on multiple groups at once
6:30 Duplicating a pad and adjust pitch
8:55 Adjusting timing on duplicate pad
9:36 Using the time fader
10:55 Using the pitch fader
11:10 Wrapping up the mess
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EP-133 release notes:
- improved audio stability to reduce glitches.
- restored SYNC OUT continuous clock output.
- fixed: bug fixes and performance improvements for EP SAMPLE TOOL.
- fixed: various UI quirks related to faders, sampling, and chopping.
- fixed: turned-off LEDs could sometimes glow dimly.
- fixed: various MIDI bugs.
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Not much… Everybody expected an “EP-133 k.o.ll-to-EP-40” conversion less 64 MB memory… Not at this time 
personally, i dont think the conversion will happen. TE doesnt really do that, but it would be a neat surprise
prob saving that for a super duper field version with GBs of memory and hundreds of projects!