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Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.sampler.meiji.industries/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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What you’ll build

By the end of this page, you will:
  • load a few sounds onto pads
  • record 2 loops
  • organize them in scenes
  • export that song as WAV

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What to load

Start with:
  • one kick
  • one snare
  • one melodic loop to chop

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Steps

1

Load sounds onto pads

In the Create tab, press Enter on track 1, press p to open Factory Packs, and load a kick sample. Repeat with a snare on track 2, and a melodic loop on track 3.
2

Trigger the pads once to confirm the kit

Press 1, 2, 3 to make sure each pad plays the expected sound.
3

Chop the melodic loop

On track 3, press c to enter chop mode. Press 1–9 to place chop markers as the sample plays, then Esc to exit.
4

Move to the loops row

Samples are ready to record. Use Down until the loops row (2nd row) is focused.
5

Arm the first loop

Press r on the selected loop slot.
6

Start recording by playing pads

Play your kick and snare with 1 and 2. The first real recorded loop establishes the BPM.
7

Finish the loop

Press Enter precisely when you want the loop to end.
8

Listen back

Your loop should now repeat automatically.
9

Record some sample chops

Arm the second loop slot for recording with r. Focus on track 3 and press c to enter chop playback mode. Press 1, 2, 3… to trigger the chop markers you placed earlier and record them into the new loop slot.
10

Stack loops in a Scene

Press Down to focus on the scenes row (3rd row). Hit Enter to define the scene, and press Space to select the loops you want to play together. Press Esc to close the scene details, then Space to play those loops together.
11

Bounce your new song

Press b to open the Bounce menu. Press Enter to begin rendering your song. Any pads you trigger — or mute with m — will be included in the recording.

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What you learned

  • pads are your playable sound layer
  • loops capture performances from those pads
  • session timing becomes meaningful after the first recorded loop

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Where to go next

From here, the next steps are:
  • Learn for the full workflow
  • Scene when you want arrangement instead of a single loop
  • Mix when you want to shape the sound of each channel