Maize Sampler Editor2.55

Maize Sampler Editor is a software application whose purpose is to aid individuals in creating their own samples and save them to the HDD.

Smooth setup and clean GUI

The installation process is a piece of cake, as it does not offer to add any products to the hard drive that are not actually necessary for the app to work properly, and it is over in a jiffy. Once you finalize it, you are met with an interface which can only be described as simple and clean. It encompasses several buttons, a menu bar and a pane in which to view uploaded samples.Furthermore, Help contents are supported and therefore, all types of users can find their way around it with great ease.

File extensions you can use

This software program supports WAV, AIFF, FLAC, OGG and CAF file formats at import, while export is available as a DLL or MSE extension. Uploads can be performed only with the help of an integrated file browser, as the “drag and drop” feature is not available. You can view added items in the main window, along with name, root note and key and velocity range.

Properties that can be modified

All parameters of an uploaded song can be customized, while you can also adjust instrument properties such as name, vendor, buffer size, precision, resample, volume, pan, low frequency oscillation source and reverb. In addition to that, you can modify group and sample properties such as key and velocity range, gain, pan, overlap, key switch, sample start and end, sustain, release, tune and choke cluster.A virtual interactive piano and a player GUI editor are also incorporated in the main window, a list of serial numbers can be generated in order to activate your instrument or they can be imported or exported to a TXT format.

Bottom line

To conclude, Maize Sampler Editor is an efficient and reliable piece of software. It does not hinder the computer’s performance, all tasks are performed in a timely manner, there are sufficient options to keep you glued to your computer for quite a while, the interface is intuitive and we did not pick up on any errors or crashes in our tests.