Guides

The Getting Started quickstart walks the happy path end to end. These guides go deeper on each step — read them in order, or dip into whichever one you need. Each is task-focused and self-contained.

Setup

• Audio & MIDI Setup

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  Choose your audio device, set input channels, and route MIDI. Mono vs. stereo input, ASIO, and where the settings live.

• Note Range & Note Names

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  Pick the notes to sample, preview them, and understand the app's octave naming (it may differ from your DAW).

Layers & variation

• Velocity Layers

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  Record multiple dynamics per note and control how velocity ranges are split.

• Round Robins

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  Capture several takes per note for natural-sounding repetition.

• Sample Duration & Sustain

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  Set how long each note is held and how long each recording lasts (Auto vs. Manual).

Recording

• Recording in Stereo

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  Normal stereo vs. recording each channel in a separate pass.

• Monitoring Input

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  Hear your instrument before and during a run.

• The NoteCard Grid

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  Read the grid, audition takes, and track progress.

After recording

• Editing Samples

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  Trim, reverse, and fine-tune individual takes.

Save & export

• Saving & Loading Instruments

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  Store a session and reopen it later.

• Exporting Your Instrument

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  Write SFZ, Kontakt (KSP), and Decent Sampler formats.