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Hi,
    i have about 23gb of wav files that are all labelled up individually in notes, i want to be able to put them in groups together i have had this answered before but not in any way that could help me people say you can use dropzone to do this but i am struggling.
 So if i want to get my piano notes and group them together to be able to make them into a kit so i can select it and use on the piano roll view and play with my midi keyboard.
also i want to be able to do this with many groups of instruments as i have 23gb so there is a lot of instruments which need grouping into kits so i can easily access them to make a track.
Should i be using dropzone for this if so how do i do this? if not what do i need to do? could someone please advise on how to do so and also Is there any expansion packs that are designed just for this i can do it so easily in other softwares just not in sonar which is a real pain in the ass.
if there is any expansions or 3rd party products that could provide the same results ie. so i can place my own instrument kits into sonar for use.
regards generate_r
 
sorry about another post on this but nobody seems be able to advise me on how to do this

glyn cheers for the reply that is kinda what i mean but i do not need to make instruments as instruments are already there they are just labelled up in notes but not together into a kit i can select and it will appear along the piano roll.
but as it stands they are all singular and i can't access them unless they are put into a kit which is my main objective
regards generate_R_

Generate_R


glyn cheers for the reply that is kinda what i mean but i do not need to make instruments as instruments are already there they are just labeled up in notes but not together into a kit i can select and it will appear along the piano roll.
but as it stands they are all singular and i can't access them unless they are put into a kit which is my main objective
regards generate_R_

I am not sure I understand you correctly. Do you have wave files that are named some thing like Bass C1, Bass C#1, Bass D1 etc? That was my assumption.
 
In Independence you would map each of these to the appropriate note and save it as a instrument (what I think is what you are calling an instrument kit).
 
If for example you have do not have every note its easy to drag the sample to cover several notes and it will be repitched as required.
 
You can also load several samples on one note and make them sound with different velocity levels. Of course with the 23 sample limit in the free version that would be a bit limited.
 
  Edit - also your samples do not have to follow pitch, so you could for example map 23 drum loops to different keys and trigger them from your midi track.

Just posted this http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?high=&m=2753892&mpage=1#2753892 donationware software sampler.