I recently acquired a full version of Steinberg´s Avalon.
Despite the fact I worked myself through the manual already, I am still unable to load an existing sample from my hard disk into Avalon an play it back. Yes, I did not even manage that!
The manual looks great at first sight, but what´s really missing is a Quick Start guide that gets users up and running with a basic set up to start with.
Anybody here who owns Avalon too and willing/able to guide me through loading existing samples to any of the 4 banks and have me play these samples back?
My configuration: 1040STE with 4 Megs, TOS 2.06, hard drive, Avalon 2.1 software, Avalon dongle and the printed Avalon 2.0 manual.
Thanks a lot for help!
Steinberg Avalon for Dummies - like me...
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Re: Steinberg Avalon for Dummies - like me...
I found out in the meantime that Avalon works a bit different than other GEM programs on the Atari.
I looked at Avalon´s GUI with typical programs in mind. But Avalon´s drop down menus do not represent the whole feature set.
Avalon mainly works by dragging and dropping icons on the Mapping Page.
So if I want to load existing samples (SMP files) from the hard drive into Avalon, I need to grab one of the hard disk icons on the Mapping Page and drag it onto one of the sample slots. Then I will get a dialog which allows me to select a sample and load it to this slot. Form there I can edit the sample in the Time Editor, or play it back via STE DMA sound or the SM124 speaker or the optional D/A converter.
I looked at Avalon´s GUI with typical programs in mind. But Avalon´s drop down menus do not represent the whole feature set.
Avalon mainly works by dragging and dropping icons on the Mapping Page.
So if I want to load existing samples (SMP files) from the hard drive into Avalon, I need to grab one of the hard disk icons on the Mapping Page and drag it onto one of the sample slots. Then I will get a dialog which allows me to select a sample and load it to this slot. Form there I can edit the sample in the Time Editor, or play it back via STE DMA sound or the SM124 speaker or the optional D/A converter.
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