TranceAddict Forums Archive > DJing / Production / Promotion > Production Studio sample root keys View this Thread in Original format cristianokeller Hi maybe it's a begguiner question for majority.. I don't know why mostly common sample libraries comes with samples sampled in A. Why all samples are not sampled in C? What must I do? Transpose to get my keyboard playing in C? Any help will be much appreciated. krew set the root key to A in ur sample player cristianokeller Man I Know this but I can't understand the advantage to sample in other keys and not in C.. Cara eu sei disso mas eu queria entender o porquê esses sons foram sampleados em outro tom e não em C.. Icone There is no real advantage for samples to be in a different root key as 'C'. And unless they are "multisampled" or anything similar, samples with root key 'C' will also rapidly diminish in quality when played on different octave scales. What I would suggest is, from a specific 'sound', to get as many keys as possible and combine them in one Soundfonjt file (*.sf2). Vienna is a good tool to make them for example. This way you can assign specific 'areas' of the notebar to a specific sample. Would increase quality a lot more I think :) CLICK TO RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE

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