Tonverk DX7 multisample generator

Sorry for the dumb question, but how do I get the .elmulti files to show up on the TV?

The ā€œ[image]ā€ in this post might be helpful.

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on the Tonverk storage put the unzipped multisample directory in ā€œUser/Multi-sampled Instrumentsā€

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Okay, thanks guys! I guess having subdirectories was my mistake

The Multisampler folder does work with subfolders — I’m not sure how many levels deep it supports,. What definitely doesn’t work, though, are subfolders in the presets directory.

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Would be nice to be able to change the sample note which would help when selecting the start and end notes as some patches only sound good within a specific range. Possibly even just being able to sample the start and end note.

I like the sound of that. I just added a keyboard that shows your highlighted note range, and you can click keys to preview different pitches. Additionally, I moved the ā€œPreview Noteā€ button to be next to each of the min and max fields, so you can audition those extreme selected pitches as well.

Move over, ableton! :stuck_out_tongue:

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Really useful additions (which I really wanted, but I didn’t dare to ask for).

Thanks again :+1:

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this is incredible work!!

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Better than expected. Thank you!

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This is awesome thanks for sharing
Makes we wonder what other kind of synth engines could be similarly used

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Great work :+1:

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Haha, I’ve already thought about the same thing.

There is, for example, an MT-32 emulation available as open source. Not that we necessarily need these sounds, but it would be fun to do a feasibility study :wink:

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Very cool thank you! In about 5 minutes I had 9 extrawelt multisamples generated and copied from iOS into the Tonverk

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