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I have been building a fairly extensive drum library in M5. It's a pretty big undertaking, but one area that I want to improve on is the renaming of the files. Currently, I am using the auto rename feature in Pro Tools and doing one kit piece and one velocity at a time. So for instance, I name the k...

MIDI Life Crisis wrote:I guess I don't know PCs well enough to understand. On Macs we drag from the desktop or other audio apps, not a browser.

Explorer is the Windows equivalent of finder on Mac.

So I would navigate to the folder that contained the samples through Windows. That is what caused the problem.

MIDI Life Crisis wrote:Why would you drag samples from Explorer in the first place?

It is easier to navigate. I could leave M5 with the selected part and simply drag the correct samples in. I am dealing with thousands of clips and it made it much faster.

Now I know I can't do that!

For anyone else who runs into this problem, I have solved it. It was a simple as dragging the samples in from M5 instead of Windows Explorer! If I drag samples in from Windows explorer I get MASSIVE volume spikes. If I drag samples directly from the M5 browser, it works perfectly. Strange, but in ca...

Hi, I am new here and quick search could not solve my problem. I am using M5 to build sample expansion packs for the UVI Workstation. However, periodically, M5 will play a sample back at 10x the volume! Nearly blows my ears and speakers away! This is on Win7, Pro Tools 12.1, Lenovo Z570, i7, 8 gigs ...