First i’ll say what I did. I bought 9 Native Instruments Maschine Expansion Packs on a deal they had, and I uploaded them onto my Digitakt along with my Battery 4 Hi-Hat/Kick/Snare/Clap and it took nearly 500gb of space on my +Drive, i’m kicking my self in the rear for not wanting the other 9 Expansion Packs NI had part of the deal. All would have packed the +Drive nice and snug. Forgive me for the boast. Anyway, on to the details…
In the sound browser lets say…
A : OBEN has extra file attributes that has a type of sample it is… How can you do this for all of your samples. And yeah, like A : OBEN says it’s a “SYNTH - PAD - TEXTURE” type of sound.
I would love to categorize my Native Instruments samples in this order.
Is it merely metadata that can do this?
Thank you for those who can explain how. And yeah, change the Sound Browser Directory.
You can add/remove/change tags of a sound (or a group of selected sounds) in the Sound Manager. But you can only use the predefined tags (no way to make own tags).
Check the manual for details.
Update: BTW, tagging is only for sounds, not samples!
Yes. I want to assign predefined tags to all of my sounds/samples(kick/snare/synth) to be displayed in the Sound Browser. Now that I have all my samples on my +Drive, would I have to transfer them into a specifically titled folder? In order for them all to show up in the Sound Browser.
And where in the manual is there a list of defined tags if you can assign one or more to a sound.
There is no list in the manual that shows what tags are available for sounds.
I would reread the manual regarding sounds/samples. From reading your post, it seems that you haven’t made the distinction between the two and thus advice from board users may start to get confusing.
And yeah, change the Sound Browser Directory.