If there are multiple zones with the same root note, Sampler creates velocity layers-a different sample is triggered depending on how hard you strike the key-based on the perceived loudness of the samples. The Optimized setting automatically determines the root notes of the zones and maps the zones across the keyboard. You can also quickly create a sampler instrument by dragging audio files to the track header.

If you have multiple samples of sounds that don't have a particular pitch that you want assigned to MIDI notes, like drum samples, choose a Chromatic drop zone.

To make an instrument from multiple samples of pitched instrument notes, such as samples of different notes of the same piano, or if you have a single sample that has multiple notes in it like a vocal sample or a bass line, choose an Optimized drop zone.

Drag samples from the Logic Pro browsers, the Finder, a region or cell, or even from a marquee selection on a region to one of the import options in Navigation Bar:.

Click the Sampler in the Instrument slot in the channel strip to open the Sampler window.

To make sure you have an empty sampler, don’t load a sampler instrument from the library.

Create a software instrument track with Sampler as the instrument.

To get started, create an Instrument track with Sampler: Sampler analyzes the samples, creates zones containing the samples, and then maps the zones to keys.

To quickly create a sampler instrument, just drag one or more samples to the Navigation Bar in Sampler.

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