ADD A LIBRARY TO HALION SE 3 MANUAL
ADD A LIBRARY TO HALION SE 3 WINDOWS

The Library Creator is available as a HALion editor. Libraries are built as VST Sound container files that contain all the components that make up your instrument, such as presets, samples, macro pages, MIDI modules, scripts, and sub presets. The Library Creator allows you to create your own instrument libraries.

Via the Macro Page Designer, you can create your own user interface for these instruments. HALion allows you to build your own sample and synthesizer instruments and to customize them using the integrated Lua script engine. For each instrument, an intuitive macro page is available, offering a rich palette of presets. HALion comes with a factory library containing powerful instruments. You can sample the sounds of another plug-in and map them to the keyboard, reduce CPU load by writing processing and fades directly in the sample file, or quickly create sounds from events in your sequencer projects and edit them further in HALion, for example. The Sample Recorder allows for live sampling in HALion. The Parameter List gives you a detailed overview of the parameters of the element that is selected in the Program Tree. It shows the active program with all its layers, zones, and modules and allows you to add, load, import, or delete elements. The Program Tree is the main area for navigating and making selections. This allows for quick access to these programs and for preloading the program samples for faster changes between programs. HALion allows you to load a virtually unlimited number of programs into the Program Table.

Loading and Managing Programs via the Program Table.

You cam perform your mixing operations in the Mixer. You can make MIDI and MIDI controller settings in the MIDI Editor, the MIDI CC editor, and the Options Editor. HALion’s wavetable synthesis offers you a wide range of possibilities, from the re-synthesis of samples to the creation of entirely new sounds. If a sample zone is selected, the Sample Editor shows the corresponding sample. The Sample Editor allows you to view and edit samples. For example, you can transpose the pitch, adjust level and pan, and limit the playback to a specific area on the keyboard. In the Sound Editor for programs and layers, you can find the parameters that are set globally for an entire program or layer. The mapping functions are based on information like key range, root key, and velocity range. You can manually edit the sample mapping via the Mapping Editor. You can load, save, and manage different kinds of sound files. You can automate most of the HALion parameters from within your host application, whether these are parameters of a program or global parameters such as AUX effects. In the plug-in functions section, on the toolbar, and on the Options Editor, you can find global functions and settings for HALion. For example, presets can be used in several different sections and contexts, but their handling is always the same. Some common controls and concepts exist throughout the program. This allows you to make the most of the available screen space. The size of each window and window section is individually adjustable.

ADD A LIBRARY TO HALION SE 3 WINDOWS

You can arrange the available editors in the window, structure the window sections using tabs, and configure several separate windows for your work. HALion provides flexible and highly customizable window management options. Here you will find detailed information about all the features and functions in the application.

ADD A LIBRARY TO HALION SE 3 MANUAL

This is the Operation Manual for Steinberg’s HALion. The following list informs you about the most important improvements in HALion and provides links to the corresponding descriptions.

Add a library to halion se 3