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You can hot-swap a sample into the last selected Drum by right-clicking the Map sample. Does that help? (I'm not 100% sure what the 2 clicks are that you mention)

Glad you found it useful!

You can bind MIDI to this but tbh no one has ever asked for a keyboard binding. It's a reasonable request though, I'll add it in an update.

Yes there's an Export button on the Atlas Sequencer (top-right). With that you can drag-drop the whole sequence or individual channels. This video shows it: ua-cam.com/video/rl3utL-FUDo/v-deo.htmlsi=rC6G3jiwuUw7KY8T&t=190

@@Algonaut thank yoU!

In Settings you can turn on MIDI out. If you're using the Atlas Standalone you can set the MIDI out device in Settings (bottom-right of UI) -> Audio and MIDI settings -> MIDI out. In the plugin version it's all up to how the DAW does MIDI routing. (if you get stuck let me know which DAW you're using) One thing is the Atlas sequencer outputs the notes starting from C1 and upwards. (you can set this to a different octave below the drum kit) I'm not sure what the RD-9 expects but let me know how you get on. Matt - Dev

​@@Algonaut I tried my best, but it didn't work for some reason. The most convenient way would be to send MIDI directly from Atlas to the RD-9 and capture the audio within the MIDI track. It works with the regular piano roll in Ableton using the External Instrument Rack, but I want your sequencer to trigger the RD-9. It's much more convenient! <3

@@haukesteinbach Strange. Since you're using Ableton load Atlas on a track, then create a new MIDI track and set it's MIDI From to be the Atlas channel. Next set the dropdown box directly below the 'MIDI From' box to be 'Atlas' (it's 'Pre FX' by default which won't receive anything). Make sure the 'Monitor' is set to 'In' or 'Auto' and arm the track. You should see the MIDI meter flashing with MIDI notes coming out of Atlas. Try routing that channel to your RD-9.

Oh, sorry, just re-read: it's a free addition of 31 loops to owners of the pack.

@@Gallanitte Yeah that's the one. It's a free update for anyone who already bought the pack (or is buying it now).

Thanks for the kind words! That Mirror-Mode feature is something I've been wanting to see in a Sequencer for about 10 years... Matt - Dev

By default the samples are always triggered to completion rather than held so a typical ADSR doesn't really apply perfectly. You can adjust the fade in, length, and fade out in the Advanced Sample panel. For the future I'm looking into adding something to help shape the transients a bit better. Matt - Dev

I hear ya. This is something I'm very much looking into. Thx for the feedback! Matt - Dev

Nice to hear it!

I agree! This is definitely something I'm looking into. Matt - Dev

Glad you found it useful!

Ok I'll look into this. Atlas just responds to a generic OS "a file has been dropped" event but it sounds like Cubase is doing something a bit different. If you want progress updates about this please email me at 'info@algonaut.tech' so I can respond. (easier for me than looking for this UA-cam comment) Matt (Atlas Dev)

Thanks! Glad you're enjoying the update.

Glad you're enjoying it. I'm working on some big updates at the moment covering a bunch of stuff you've mentioned. Not quite loop chopping yet but that's definitely on the horizon, I'm a big fan of chopping up breaks so would love to code something for that. Matt - Dev

@@Algonaut That sounds awesome! Cant wait for the update. Such a great plugin

HA. I had to rewatch a couple of times to figure out what you were on about. 😅

Glad you're enjoying it!

The processing is generally in real-time but if something can be processed once and stored then it is, just to help keep things running fast.

Swing per channel is on the way, I've sort of got it working in my dev version. I'm not sure what you mean by 'shift' though. If you click/select a channel you can Nudge just that channel in the settings that appear.

Yes adding these is definitely on the list as part of a bigger MIDI mapping system I'm working on. I will check if I can add those specific ones earlier though, especially the random sequence channel would be really cool.

@@Algonaut Sounds great! Excited for new updates!

Yeah fair point. I need to update the website quite a bit, I've added quite a few new features that aren't really mentioned on it. Thanks for the feedback.

Yussss. Enjoy!

yeah you guys need more promo! I saw your AD in Instagram. 100% good targeting in my case, thanks god I was already aware of you :)

Hi, I'm not quite following sorry. You want to load the Drum Kit samples into Ableton Drum Rack? Or the rendered loops as stems? You can hold SHIFT to select multiple drums and use the Drag/Extract button on the Sample panel to load all the samples into Ableton. For the rendered loops there's an Export button on the Sequencer. If you want to export just the processed samples this isn't really possible yet(*) but is coming in an update. (*) As a workaround you can write a sequence with just one note on each channel and export as audio stems.

@@Algonaut Thanks for your reply. I meant drag&drop samples into ableton stems, as they will be in the right order as in sequencer - so this is possible?

@@filipludvik9223 Everything should drag-drop out in the order of the Drums. If you're not seeing this email me at info@algonaut.tech (ideally with a screenshot) and I'll see what's going on.

The Maschine packs have a bunch of WAV samples in them if you go digging. This video shows you how to create your own Atlas maps. (just drop the whole Maschine pack folder into the Map creator, Atlas will search through and find the samples) ua-cam.com/video/E4I4gcOwuOk/v-deo.html

Agreed. Tom is great at explaining stuff in a really approachable way.

No problem, enjoy! 😁

There are a couple of Randomize buttons. Drum Kit 'New Kit' or 'randomize single drum': Make sure you've got a Map loaded. Sequencer: Randomize pulls sequences from your content database, make sure you have something there. Either save some of your own sequences or download some of the free expansions. (Browser -> Open Expansion Browser (bright green button) -> You should see the free packs with their download buttons) If you're still having trouble email me at info@algonaut.tech and I'll help you out. Matt - Dev

Short answer: Click 'Maps' (top-left) -> 'Create new Map' -> drag your sample folders in -> 'Build Map' You can find the Map Tutorial video here: ua-cam.com/video/E4I4gcOwuOk/v-deo.html And all the other tutorials here: ua-cam.com/play/PL0pEg54SpnAO4LxsaUYWg-BHH8QSbt7nd.html The manual is on the Algonaut website at the top of the 'Support' page. algonaut.audio/manuals/atlas/2_0_2/index.html I'll look at making it a bit easier to find for new people. Thanks for the feedback. Matt - Dev

I emailed you a question. Hope all is well!

Atlas doesn't install any samples when you create a Map, it just references your sample files. Perhaps you're wondering why you're not seeing some samples in the map though? Atlas workflow is designed around drum and one-shot samples, loops are not included in the map. Also long samples (like pads or buildups) aren't included either. These sorts of long sounds are quite awkward in a drum machine (you can't easily stop them playing one they're triggered). We are looking at supporting these better in the future but for now Atlas is all about rhythmic content and workflow. If you need more help please contact via: info@algonaut.tech

Nice one. Enjoy!

That's a very reasonable request! I am working on a bigger system to let people MIDI Map and key-bind to any function, but the 'favorite' hot-key makes sense to try to get in before all that. Cheers for the feedback, it's always appreciated. Matt - Dev

No problem, enjoy!

Glad to hear the workflow clicked into place for you. Enjoy.

Enjoy! (and thanks for all the support over the years!)

@@Algonaut np

Hmmm, yeah I'm sure I can do this. What do you want to run it on? (so I can test) Matt - Dev

@@Algonaut and with a real-time kernel I bet it would rip on the new RPI5

@@hihihihinick Ooh yes. Now we're talking... I need to get one of those.

@@Algonaut I have some boards I can test with. I sent a ‘get in contact’ email about helping with the testing through the Algonaut site :)

Glad you're enjoying Atlas! That's interesting about those different shuffle types. I'm working on a few improvements to the Sequencer so I'll keep them in mind. If you've got an examples of people using swing modes like this let me know.

The best examples I can think of are how XLN XO allows you to use different swing modes on individual tracks in the sequencer, or how Ableton allows you to extract grooves from audio to then apply it to midi. I'm not a programmer so I don't know exactly how it works. Maybe real time manipulation of MIDI data being triggered by the sequencer? The most common examples of odd swings and rhythm are used in Lofi hip hop and styles of house music.

That's one of my favorite features too. It was in my head for years before I finally had the chance to put it in a product. Enjoy. :) Matt - Dev

At the moment the changes to the individual samples can't be rendered out but this is coming in an update. It's a little awkward, but as a workaround you can create a sequence in Atlas with each sound being triggered only once at the start, and then Export as Stems. Feel free to contact me at info@algonaut.tech if you want more help. Matt - Dev

@@Algonaut Thanks for the reply, Matt. I understand your workaround suggestion, but I'll record/resample them into a new audio track in Ableton and drag them to Drum Rack. I know they're a competitor, but the XLN XO method is really good: there's a dedicated XO Samples folder (for newly rendered samples), and it autonomously exports them. I'd be delighted to have an Atlas Samples folder to do something similar. But, in an ideal world, I'd love to be able to select all 16 samples in Atlas, drag them into Drum Rack and have the edit changes to the samples remain in place. I appreciate all your hard work on Atlas. Great work!

@@ccmp23 Nice one, that's pretty much the plan for Atlas too. I've got it designed out but I just need to finish a bit more on the code side. Cheers for the feedback!