Finding Missing Samples - Steinberg HALION4 Mode D'emploi

Option
Level
Position
Sample Zone Presets
When importing samples, HALion uses a "Default" zone preset. This sets all zone
parameters to default values, but excludes sample-specific parameters (Sample Start,
Sample End, Loop Start, Loop End, etc.). You can modify this preset in the Sound
editor for a zone and save it as "Default" to your user preset directory. HALion then
uses this preset instead.
Importing Folders
Usually, sample collections are organized in folder structures, where each velocity
layer or each key group is saved in a separate folder. In HALion, you can import
complete folders, including their subfolders.
Proceed as follows:
1. In the Program Tree, right-click the selected program or layer.
2. On the context menu, open the Import/Export submenu, and select "Import
Folder...".
3. In the Import Folder dialog, click the button to the right of the Folder field, navigate
to the folder that you want to import, and click OK.
4. Activate "Include Subfolders" to import samples from deeper hierarchy levels too.
5. To create layers that correspond to the hierarchy of the subfolders on disk, activate
"Create Layers from Subfolders".
6. Set up the Mapping Options as needed.
They are identical to the options in the Import Samples dialog.
7. Click OK.

Finding Missing Samples

There might be situations where loaded programs cannot find the samples they use.
This can happen if the referenced samples are located on a different drive and the
drive name has changed, or because the program was created on a different
computer system.
When this happens, the "Find Missing Sample" dialog opens, showing a list of all
samples that are missing, with additional information about the format, size, and
creation date. The list groups all samples that are located in the same subfolder.
Entering a Search Path
Below the list you can enter the search path to find the missing samples.
All the subdirectories are searched before the results are displayed, therefore the
search takes longer if you specify entire drives.
Description
This fader adjusts the playback level.
The position slider displays the playback position within the sample. To
select another position for playback, click on the slider or drag the handle
to the new position.
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Importing and Exporting Samples
Finding Missing Samples