Sample increase level

Maxhombre
Maxhombre Member Posts: 58 Member
in Maschine

Hi Ni,

In Maschine sample edit is there a way to increase a sample by increments rather than just a 100% normalise and nothing in between? as sometimes I just want a 20% boost to a sample

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  • PK The DJ
    PK The DJ Member Posts: 2,759 Expert
    edited May 30 Answer ✓
    zone gain.jpg

    Does this make it more obvious?

  • LostInFoundation
    LostInFoundation Member Posts: 5,628 Legend
    Answer ✓

    The picture with the arrow was very useful.

    The attitude not so much

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  • Paul Opp
    Paul Opp Member Posts: 62 Member

    You can in the increase the gain in the sampler zone

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  • Maxhombre
    Maxhombre Member Posts: 58 Member

    Many thanks but that looks to be in Kontakt and I was trying to work it out in Maschine software as there is only [ Normalise ] and no way to boost or decrease a sample level +/- in increments?

    Screenshot 2025-05-30 at 16.20.35.png
  • PK The DJ
    PK The DJ Member Posts: 2,759 Expert
    edited May 30 Answer ✓
    zone gain.jpg

    Does this make it more obvious?

  • LostInFoundation
    LostInFoundation Member Posts: 5,628 Legend
    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/228855#Comment_228855

    Do you really want to tell me that you don’t see why people see you as arrogant?

  • PK The DJ
    PK The DJ Member Posts: 2,759 Expert

    The way I see it, the poster has come on the forum and asked a basic question which can be found in the manual. He's then been handed the answer on a plate, yet he's dismissed that (presumably hasn't even checked) and asked again.

    IMO the picture with the arrow was necessary.

  • Maxhombre
    Maxhombre Member Posts: 58 Member

    Yes I’m new to it all and still learning, I thought it was ok to ask questions on the forum?

  • PK The DJ
    PK The DJ Member Posts: 2,759 Expert

    Yes of course you can ask questions, but if you're new (and to avoid asking the obvious) I'd suggest you start by reading the manual, and maybe watch some of the How To Use Everything videos from Boris.

  • Maxhombre
    Maxhombre Member Posts: 58 Member

    well thank you for the short sharp lesson. And until I become an expert I will not be posting on here again, it’s supposed to be an open community that helps everyone, you could have easily ignored the post if it was beneath you as you are at ‘genius’ level but you decided to come on down from on high and teach me a lesson that I wouldn’t forget, to make yourself more important on the forum by being a bully!

  • LostInFoundation
    LostInFoundation Member Posts: 5,628 Legend
    Answer ✓

    The picture with the arrow was very useful.

    The attitude not so much

  • Maxhombre
    Maxhombre Member Posts: 58 Member

    yes the picture was very helpful and I’m grateful , but the holier than thou attitude was not

  • PoorFellow
    PoorFellow Moderator Posts: 7,328 mod
    edited May 31
    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/228868#Comment_228868

    Actually what I comprehended was that maybe Maxhombre didn't understand the relation to 'Gain'.

    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/228881#Comment_228881

    Don't worry. PK The DJ means well even though he maybe sometimes gets annoyed.

    With respect to all of this then sometimes the problem is that if you do not know a lot then it can be hard to define what it is that you do not actually understand. And a lot worse is that if you do not know that much then it also becomes very difficult to determine if it is the software interface that is the hindrance or if some software is poorly made and un-intuitive or if there is a bug.

    You can learn a lot though by reading the manuals and studying the interface and by trying to find out what it's all for. On the other hand then both software has become very advanced and also sometimes then both those that makes the software as well as those that knows and use the software have a really hard time understanding how it is to be a 'noob' that is new to an interface. Often then a lot in an interface that is extremely simple once you have spotted how it works can be rather difficult to understand before you know how it actually works. It's for the same reason that I personally think that there ought to be 'how to guides' or link to same.

    Anyway , please do not let this slight not even a real 'scuffle' here discourage you from participating here or from posting questions.

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