README from GitHub, MIT

AutoSample Module

Autosample external MIDI gear to create SFZ instruments for Move Everything.

Connect a synthesizer via USB MIDI and line-in audio, configure the sampling range, and AutoSample records every note and velocity layer automatically — producing a playable SFZ instrument with loop points.

Features

Configurable note range, key zones, and velocity layers
Automatic MIDI note sending and audio capture
Spectral loop point detection with zero-crossing refinement
Silence-based release tail trimming
Velocity crossfade regions in generated SFZ
On-screen text entry for instrument naming
Full screen reader accessibility
Hold Back to cancel mid-session (partial instruments are kept)
Output instruments appear directly in SFZ Player

Prerequisites

Move Everything installed on your Ableton Move
SSH access enabled: http://move.local/development/ssh
External synth connected via USB MIDI out and line-in audio
Audio input set to line-in

Installation

Via Module Store (Recommended)

Launch Move Everything on your Move
Select Module Store from the main menu
Navigate to Tools → AutoSample
Select Install

Manual Installation

./scripts/build.sh
./scripts/install.sh

Usage

Connect your synth (USB MIDI out + line-in)
Set audio input to line-in on your Move
Open AutoSample from the Tools menu
Configure: note range, zones, velocity layers, hold duration
Select Name & Sample (or press Rec)
Type an instrument name and confirm
Wait for sampling to complete
Play the instrument in SFZ Player

Third-Party Libraries

KissFFT (BSD-3-Clause) — FFT for spectral loop detection

License

MIT — see LICENSE

AI Assistance Disclaimer

This module is part of Move Everything and was developed with AI assistance, including Claude, Codex, and other AI assistants.

All architecture, implementation, and release decisions are reviewed by human maintainers. AI-assisted content may still contain errors, so please validate functionality, security, and license compatibility before production use.