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I own FL Producer edition so I have access to their Kepler Exo synth but only in demo mode so I can't open anything saved I believe. I like the sound of it but not enough to buy it or upgrade to the all plugin bundle. I just want to make a random patch here and there. So I'd like to know what's the best way to sample what I make with it so I can use it in NNXT and Mimic. Should I just make a recording sample of a C at all octaves? Is there a best method that sounds better as you move up the keyboard?

If you want to get as close as sampling a synth allows for the best would be each note individually. And depending on the characteristics of the synth (filters, modulation, etc.) even some variations of those (again for all notes).

jam-s wrote: ↑

10 Nov 2024

If you want to get as close as sampling a synth allows for the best would be each note individually. And depending on the characteristics of the synth (filters, modulation, etc.) even some variations of those (again for all notes).

I can do that for NNXT but that won’t work for mimic.

For Mimic or NN19 recording a filter sweep into a long sample and then playing with the sample offset (like we did in the old tracker days) can be a fun way to make music.

in flstudo use channel sampler https://www.image-line.com/fl-studio-le ... nelSampler
will multisaple anything in chan rack and make wavs on disk
use nxt to use them not mimic