Very Easy!
1. After you have all of your samples in your step sequencer, click Channels then Layer. This will create a Layer tab in your step sequencer.
2. Click the Layer in your sequencer to open your Channel Settings window. Turn on the little green light beside each of the samples that you want assigned to a key on your keyboard by right clicking them.
3. Click Set Children then click the drop down beside Layering in your channel settings window and choose Split Children. Then click back on Layer Tab making sure that it's the only green light ON.
Thats it! Your samples will be assigned to individual keys on your keyboard starting at C3 by default. (This includes the black keys) if your keyboard isn't marked with the different zones just hit keys until you find your samples.
Any questions, hit me here.
Enjoy!
1. After you have all of your samples in your step sequencer, click Channels then Layer. This will create a Layer tab in your step sequencer.
2. Click the Layer in your sequencer to open your Channel Settings window. Turn on the little green light beside each of the samples that you want assigned to a key on your keyboard by right clicking them.
3. Click Set Children then click the drop down beside Layering in your channel settings window and choose Split Children. Then click back on Layer Tab making sure that it's the only green light ON.
Thats it! Your samples will be assigned to individual keys on your keyboard starting at C3 by default. (This includes the black keys) if your keyboard isn't marked with the different zones just hit keys until you find your samples.
Any questions, hit me here.
Enjoy!
