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#X obj 25 231 cnv 15 400 30 empty empty CONTROLS: 20 12 0 14 -158136
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#X text 29 269 FILE - select between sample 1-8;
#X text 29 331 LOOP/1SHOT - toggle between looping mode and 1shot mode.
In 1shot mode the sampler needs a trigger signal at the TRIG input
to fire the sample.;
#X text 31 424 TRIG - trigger input to play sample in 1SHOT mode;
#X text 31 446 PITCH - cv input for PITCH;
#X text 32 471 FILE - cv input for modulating what sample is active
;
#X text 32 505 LOOP - trigger input to switch between LOOP and 1SHOT
mode;
#X text 31 579 LEFT - sample left channel output;
#X text 31 608 RIGHT - sample right output;
#X text 31 634 SOS - trigger output at the start of each sample;
#X text 29 288 PITCH - change the pitch of the sample;
#X text 29 310 P.CV - attenuator for cv at the PICTH input;
#X text 25 52 The "SAMPLER" module can load 8 different .wav tracks.
The files are located in ../samples/ and are named sample1.wav \, sample2.wav
\, sample3.wav etc. To change the samples you have to replace those
files with your own files \, while keeping the same name structure.
This might seem counter-intuitive but the advantage of this system
is that your files will alwyays be pointed to the right location and
you can move your project main folder anywhere and to different platforms
without losing your samples. If you want a sampler that can load files
from anywhere on your harddrive I suggest you try the excellent sampler
module made by Claude Barker. More info about that at: https://github.com/megalon/pd-AUTOMATONISM-sampler
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