I thought maybe the M3's own Mac editor program might let me bring in WAV files from the Mac, but I guess not! Generic is the Enemy, I am a mercenary and Music is my weapon. Let me know if you need any more specifics and good luck mate!
Export file from dsp quattro Patch#
in Loop Edit you can set it to loop and edit the loop range.etc Than you can name it, and save the whole patch as one file so you can load all the samples/multi samples at once. than go into Sample mode and assign those samples to the keys you desire. Just have each sample a separate file and load them into the M3. Its relatively simple and quick to do it in the M3, though. Theres no way that you can put it into a format. You won't be able to do a whole patch without using the M3. It's harder on the M3 and a lot faster and easier on the computer, but if you don't have the mentioned wave editors, the M3 is the only option. Looping can also be done on the M3, in fact, the M3 is only one of the few keyboards out there which can do proper loops. Besides that, it can be really quickly done on the M3. Awave can do that, but it's windows only.
Export file from dsp quattro free#
The free editors unfortunately can't make loops and put the loop information into the wave header file. Looping can be done on Mac by using an adequate wave editor like Bias Peak or DSP Quattro. Is there any way I can do all my looping and key assignment on the Mac and transfer it over to the M3 as a completed patch? Or does all the looping and key assignment have to be done on the M3 itself? I have a bunch of mono WAV files on my Mac that I want to be able to trigger from the M3. Posted: Mon 10:21 pm Post subject: getting WAV samples into M3
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