Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.sampler.meiji.industries/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Sampling from audio input
Use direct recording when you want to bring in a phone, synth, turntable chain, microphone, or any other live source.When to use it
- you want original material instead of browsing files
- you want to capture a phrase and turn it into pads or chops immediately
- you be digging in the crates
Before you start
- choose the correct input device in Settings
- confirm the input channel selection
- check output playback first so you can review the result immediately
Basic flow
Review the take
Listen back before committing it to the session. Use
Space to replay, and N to toggle normalization if the level needs a boost.Normalizing during review
After stopping a recording, pressN during the review phase to toggle peak normalization. This scales the entire sample so the loudest peak reaches -0.1 dB (0.99 linear), which is useful when:
- the input was recorded at a conservative level
- you want the sample at a consistent loudness before assigning it to a pad
- you are comparing takes and want them at roughly the same volume
N again to revert to the original levels. The status bar shows the original peak in dB so you can see how much gain was applied. If the recording is near-silent, normalization is skipped and a “Signal too quiet to normalize” message appears.
The normalized version is what gets saved when you press Enter to keep the take. If you turn normalization off before keeping, the original levels are preserved.
Accessing recordings
If you need to load a previous recording, access an empty channel and pressR for Recordings. The file browser will load at your recordings path;
To see where that path is on your platform, see here.