How to load new samples into Gobox?
I'm having trouble with the Gobox groove box.
The Reaktor Factory Library Manual states:
"You can select a sample for each of the four samplers using the Choose table. Load new sample maps into the sampler module by double clicking on the waveform display. You can label your sample categories by double clicking on the text field to the left of the Choose table and typing in the corresponding areas."
I can not figure out how to change these samples.
I can see the waveforms available but no amount of clicking or double clicking loads them into the sampler. Note I've tried in EDIT mode and play mode.
The info panel in edit mode even says "double click to load samples" - double click where??
I also have no idea where the "text field to the left of the Choose table" is - but thats less important than actually changing the samples.
Is this a bug?
In the attached screenshot, how would I load the selected sample at the bottom into one of the four samplers? Again, double click does nothing.
Just bought this and the first groovebox I try to use seems to have a bug and not work correctly. I hope it's some simple thing I am missing but I don't think there's anything else I can do.
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Did you try the good old right-click on the sample ? 🙂
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Did you try the good old right-click on the sample ? 🙂
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Ok, some progress — that works if I want to load a sample from a file. How can I load a sample from the ensemble instead?
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Meaning all those samples I see at the bottom…
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Ok I see I had a fundamental misunderstanding of how this thing works. Thank you for your response, I got it now!
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Choose table (on the left, marked with red) for load the ensemble's samples (move the sliders)
For new sample or for replace, as PoorFellow told you already (i marked both because i was working on it before i see your answers 🙂)
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It appears to me as if the samples are maybe built into the ensemble (?) (Not sure I have never used this before and have not had the time to study closer yet.)
But again the good old right-click is of use.
1 . First you locate name of sample that you like.
2. You locate name of sample on the list
3. You right-click and choose Save As OR Alternatively click the Save As button after selecting sound on the list.
4. Later then load the sample from where you saved it
Maybe a little annoying until you have done it then it's as easy as loading all the other samples.
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It is much-much easier actually (thankfully… otherwise would be really boring)
Just move the sliders on the "Choose" table (see my comment above)1
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