Could be a big bonus, and apparently it doesn't step on Image Line's toes enough for them to have bugged the Caustic dev about it. Including Bells, Slides, Basses, Pads, Leads. instr files (FL Studio Mobile sample instruments), which are compressed files holding all the samples, as well as the info needed to automatically lay them across the keyboard. Whats in the kit 2.3GB in total - with a HUGE 1.5 GB instrument library for Kontakt 5 and Direct Wave. Total Recall operation mode: DirectWave will enclose all the. Seems like it would make life a lot easier for many other users, as it did for me.Īlso, just a hint to the Intua team working on Beatmaker 3. Built-in VSTi host to easily automate sampling of your vst instruments directly into DirectWave.

Does this have something to do with the fact that I created the samples using Direct Wave? This is a pretty groundbreaking feature to me, and I'm surprised I haven't read anything on here about it. Somehow BM2 knew what the root note of this sample was (possibly by analyzing the audio content of it?) - but more incredibly, it knew to set the high key to F1, as the proceeding sample was tuned to F#1. this made making a new keyboard instrument INCREDIBLY faster and less cumbersome. much to my surprise, BM2 automatically chose the correct root key, high key, and possibly even low key as well (I usually just have my lowest sample go all the way down the keyboard, and highest all the way to the top, so the low key was not important).

So I browsed to the folder with the samples I wanted to use, dragged the first one over (I believe it was tuned to C1) and. Rather than my usual method of using my usual process of adding a zone and then using 'load sample', I chose to use the 'quick load' function from the start. So, just a couple weeks ago or so, I had uploaded into BM2 some samples of a VST that I created using Direct Wave for FL Studio.

Direct wave instrument pack