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now that I have a lot more time on my hands, I've been digging deeper into my various software studio programs.
I've tried in the past (and failed) to multi-sample vst synths using Chainer and the NN-XT, and finally today I figured out why I was having problems with auto-mapping and root keys. It's always nice to hit that "breakthrough" point with a piece of software. I further started experimenting with setting sustainable loops, which is tricky because you have to fine-tune exactly to avoid clicks and pops.
What I REALLY want to accomplish is digging in the NN-XT to create arpegiation and movement within the samples. I've been busy dissecting the Virology refill to try to reverse-engineer the patches in order to create my own. Nerdy? for sure. but lots of fun!
Update: I've written in more detail about multi-sampling with the NN-XT here and here
