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I’m told that Ableton Live can do this, but I already have SONAR and don’t want to buy another recording studio program just to be able to trigger samples at the stroke of a key. Is there another program that can do this? (load all the samples into the laptop’s ram, assign them to MIDI notes, and it’s ready to go!)

Or should I get one of those handy 16-pad modules? (But there will be more than 16 samples… how long will it take to reload the next bank of sounds?)

Thanks!
Thog

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Answer by Nicnac
It might be a bit too much for this particular use but as a musician who is into electronic music, you need to check out Max/Msp:

http://www.cycling74.com/products/max5

While it can be as powerful as using a camera to detect movement and tie into musical events, or even use mechanical switches for the same, you can ‘simply’ use a software object to listen for a note and trigger a series. Because it’s a graphical tool like Ableton, it’s very intuitive. Unlike Ableton, it was developed for Mac OS so it’s a lot more elegant for all it’s complex functions. Enjoy.

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Answer by maggies96
definitly Mac

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