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1. #Sampletank 3 legacy instruments not showing up how to
2. #Sampletank 3 legacy instruments not showing up Patch

You’ll notice all of our factory patches have been set with this pitch bend range already. So, you must set your instrument to match the TriplePlay.

So, if you send a keyboard or software synth a message to move 1/12th of its range of motion, and that keyboard is set to a PBR of two, you are going to hear a VERY slight bend, 1/6th of a halfstep, almost not noticeable. This means your software synth instrument will go up in pitch 1 whole step if you bend it 100% forward in its range of forward motion, or a half step if you push it halfway. Picture what this means if the keyboard itself (or your software synth instrument) is set to a pitch bend range of 2. When you have the TriplePlay hardware set to a pitch bend range (PBR) of +-12, this means bending up a half step on your string sends a message (if you have set a pitch bend parameter as above) to the pitch bend wheel of the virtual instrument or connected keyboard to move the pitch bend wheel 1/12 of its range of forward motion. On a keyboard controller, for example, you may be familiar with the pitch bend wheel: By default, the TriplePlay guitar controller is set to a pitch bend range of +-12. However, even if you set this method, you may not hear pitch bends if your instrument (software or hardware) does not have a matching pitch bend range to the TriplePlay guitar controller.

#Sampletank 3 legacy instruments not showing up how to

For more detail on how to do this, or what the different methods mean, I encourage folks to head to see the user guide for the TriplePlay application.

#Sampletank 3 legacy instruments not showing up Patch

TriplePlay allows the user to set a pitch bend method within its patch parameters.