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[drama1]

I have spent hours trying to figure out how to assign multiple samples to certain keys. I have watched a number of tutorials, but none of them show how to exactly assign a sample to a specific key. I saw this quote in another thread (You need to get rid of indexes 2 through 8 first, so use the CUT button to delete all but the first index and you can then put your sample anywhere you like on the keyboard.) but there's no way to cut indexes. Can someone point me in the right direction? I have 8 samples I'd like to assign to different keys and I'll be damned if I can figure it out. Thanks.

[Mezzopiano]

I was trying to explain but english is not my main language, so instead i deleted everything and found this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OurA3eeaxxA

Start watching from the 09:00 minute mark

[drama1]

Thank you.

[KK]

To make a very long story short, a much easier way instead of multiple cuts is to delete the default MS, then start from scratch. Simply create any number of zones/indexes as you wish. You can always fix the Orig key and Top key afterwards. For samples playing on several adjacent keys, I strongly recommend to avoid Bottom as original key position because keys higher than the original sample will quickly sound annoying.