ADSR Sample Manager (FREE) | Important Tips I’ve Learned

[@rbloch66]

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[@tommyapocalypse6096]

CHAMPION!! I have this, but have never used it. Do you have a tutorial video on how to use it?

[@locke1970]

I appreciate the videos man.

[@unstoppablesoundsx]

Do you ever feel that the program gets slow at some point? I’m not sure if it’s because mine is always running analyses. Do you have any tips regarding this?

[@JeffyG]

@@unstoppablesoundsx yes. If it gets stuck in “analyzing” delete ADSR Sample Manager, download the latest and install it. You’ll have to re-scan, rebuild your library indexes. I’ve had to do this once before.

[@unstoppablesoundsx]

@@JeffyG thank you

[@WayneInBlood]

I looking for a video explaining how to fix the ADSR Sample Manager when it plays the sample in one pitch, then imports as another pitch. It is set on RAW and DAW Sync makes no difference. No key change or any modifications were made before importing file. Weird...and very annoying.

[@JeffyG]

Three dots - lower left - near the sample display - ‘processed’ or ‘original’ determines what version of the sample gets dragged and dropped.

[@FiveDotStudios]

where did you download the apple loops samples if you could please tell

[@JeffyG]

They are part of the free content Media Library in both Logic and GarageBand. Do you need menu directions?

[@FiveDotStudios]

@@JeffyGno i mean, in adsr sample manager. how did you put the loops in there. i have the 80+gb of library downloaded in logic already

[@JeffyG]

Open ASDR. Click the folder icon on the left [should turn blue] Click the '+' icon Choose the folder where you're stored your sample. ADSR will scan and tag them. Add them to the index.