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SFZ drum kit mapping as the Drum basics tutorial describes it: velocity layers and round robins
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What this guide covers
For sample-instrument builders who want a map of what the SFZ format site's Drum basics tutorial covers, from one region per key through velocity layers and sequential or random round robins. It is a curator's reading of one page at one commit; no player was used and no mapping was tested.
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Guide title
SFZ drum kit mapping as the Drum basics tutorial describes it: velocity layers and round robins
Coverage
For sample-instrument builders who want a map of what the SFZ format site's Drum basics tutorial covers, from one region per key through velocity layers and sequential or random round robins. It is a curator's reading of one page at one commit; no player was used and no mapping was tested.
Useful starting points
- The tutorial gives no default for the random-range settings and says nothing about overlapping or gapped velocity ranges, so check these in your own player.
- Without one-shot behaviour a drum sound plays only while a note is held, so short notes cut the sample off.
- Quiet velocity layers play too quietly unless their loudness is compensated; the tutorial recommends one specific setting for this.
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