This is a great tutorial, it showed up on my youtube feed. Ill be reffering back to it when its time for me to dive into independence.

One remaining question i have is does it do multiple velocity layers like for drum replacement.

As far as the video production goes, it sounded and looked very good (as usual for your vids) on my andriod.

kmetal, post: 460436, member: 37533 wrote: This is a great tutorial, it showed up on my youtube feed. Ill be reffering back to it when its time for me to dive into independence.

One remaining question i have is does it do multiple velocity layers like for drum replacement.

As far as the video production goes, it sounded and looked very good (as usual for your vids) on my andriod.

Thanks for the good words K
Independence does allow samples to be assigned to velocity layers. The same way I drag the sides of the sample to spread it to a range of notes in my video, we can drag down or up the sample to adjust at which velocity range it will be triggered. I'm saying this by instinct and since I saw many samples being splitted like this :

But when I get a chance I'll test it myself.

I never seriously dig into samplers before but this one seems very simple and intuitive.

Excellent sir!

Excellent

Independence Pro is really very good, it's my goto strings and brass source...however, I recently bought IK Multimedia Miroslav Philamonik and that's pretty amazing, if you're into creating Classical or Film Score type orchestral music, that's definitely one to consider...