ex.factory supports the following editing operations upon the Wave Collection shown within the Tree View of a Child Window:
The Wave Collection Object in an S1A or S1M file is only shown within a Tree View and is called User Waves.
To access all features other than Move and Copy (which you do via "Drag and Drop"), right click over the Wave Collection to activate the Wave Collection's Context Sensitive Menu.
ex.factory supports the following editing operations upon the Wave Objects within the Tree View or Table View of a Child Window:
To access all features other than Move and Copy (which you do via "Drag and Drop"), right click over a Wave or selection of Waves to activate the Wave's Context Sensitive Menu.
Within the Tree View of a Child Window you can also directly edit the Wave's Wave Layers.
When you select this option, ex.factory will prompt for the file to load. You can select more than one file to import if you wish.
The rules for importing Samples are applied to determine whether or not a Wave can be imported.
ex.factory mimics the EX behaviour for importing stereo Samples by creating two Samples and a Wave which references the Samples. The Wave has two Layers one panned hard left referencing the left Sample and the other panned hard right referencing the right Sample.
This creation of Waves and Samples is a sensible behaviour, as an AWM Voice cannot reference a Sample (although a drum Voice can). Both the Wave and Sample share the same name up to the first six characters. After that name of the Left Sample is appended with "-L" and name of the right Sample is appended with "-R".
ex.factory also supports the import of Samples via drag and drop. For example on the PC, WAV files shown in Windows Explorer can be dragged onto an S1A or S1M file open in ex.factory.
Note, due to a Java limitation ex.factory can only detect if a valid file is being dragged once the drop occurs.
More than one file can be dropped into ex.factory, which allows for the rapid import of a Sample set.