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How do you load a sample from a file into Dhalang?

@Hypertonal , how do you load a sample into Dhalang? I'm running the lite version. I click everywhere in the sampler, but nothing leads to loading, and there are no specific instructions in the documentation.

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  • some actions in dhalang require doubletap

  • Also, all actions require a PHD, at a minimum.

  • I have a Ph.D., and I'm a double-tappin fool, but still no dice.

  • According to the appstore description, loading and saving files is disabled in 'lite' ;)

  • I think you need the full version to load files.
    Lite version limitations prevent file saving/loading and disabled I/O.

    Doesn’t say samples explicitly, but it says you can’t load files.

  • @blipson I looked at the lite version and didn’t see the sample import options available. In the full version, there are several options buttons to the right of the sample data window.

  • OK, thanks. I saw the "no loading files" notice, but it also says audio sampling is enabled in lite, so I guess I was just kind of assuming about loading samples. I'll have to wait until I purchase the full version to verify sample loading.

  • edited April 2020

    I got the paid version, and I can only add samples to Dhalang's system one at a time, either via Dropbox (where I'm limited to the non-paying 2GB) or via share with JammPro. These are both rather a pain. iOS's Files app doesn't work because Dhalang is the one app whose files Files doesn't find. And when I connect my iPad directly to my MacBook to transfer files using Finder, I do see a folder for Dhalang, and copying to the folder doesn't give any errors (as with other apps), but anything I transfer that way just never shows up in Dhalang, at least anywhere that I can access. Am I missing something, or is Dhalang far behind the iOS curve in terms of the way it handles files? What's the best way to get samples into Dhalang?

  • maybe hit record?

  • @rototom said:
    maybe hit record?

    I thought it was clear from everything posted in this thread that I mean to ask how to load an already existing sample from a file, but I've now put the word "file" in the thread's title to clarify that. Thanks for correcting me.

  • Good luck and I wish you have super fun creatively. It is super overwhelming for me but I do like the darn thing!

  • I'm in the middle of reviewing my second order Markov chains as we speak...

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