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In this step, you tweak parameters on the macro page, add effects on the Inserts tab, assign quick controls, etc.

Load the Layer in HALion Sonic and do the sound design.

Once your instrument is set up correctly and works the way you want it, you can move on to the next step. Then, you must export the instrument again as HALion Sonic Layer preset, load it in HALion Sonic, test it, etc. If you find issues, you need to go back to the original HALion Program preset from step 1 and correct whatever you found. In this step, you should test your instrument thoroughly.

Load the exported Layer in HALion Sonic.

This step makes it possible to load the instrument you created in HALion as a Layer in HALion Sonic.

Export the program as HALion Sonic Layer preset.

While working in HALion, the instrument is saved as Program preset. This creates a canvas with the default size for the HALion Sonic macro page. When creating the macro page, you must select Create HALion Sonic Macro Page. In this step, you add sublayers and samples, adjust the mapping, write scripts, build the macro page, etc. To build a library that works in HALion Sonic, proceed as follows: Library Creation Process Library Creation Workflow The macro page can be of any reasonable size. The versions 3.2 and higher do not have this restiction. ❕ In previous versions of HALion Sonic (< 3.2) the maximum size of the macro page was limited to 595 x 390 pixels.

See HALion Sonic Program Structure for details. The number of instrument layers is limited to four and certain MIDI modules are always needed. HALion Sonic libraries have restrictions regarding the program structure.

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HALion Sonic is freely available for download on the Steinberg website. Most often, you will probably want to build your library so that it works with HALion Sonic, which means that it can be used by everybody. However, this limits the number of potential users. You could build a library that only HALion users can use, which gives you the freedom to build a program with a different structure, for example. HALion libraries are only compatible with HALion. HALion Sonic libraries are compatible with HALion.HALion Sonic has restrictions regarding the program structure.HALion allows you to create libraries for both plug-ins.īefore you create a library, you must decide who your target users or customers are and in which plug-in you want the library to work. The HALion family consists of the plug-ins HALion and HALion Sonic. For more details on using the Library Creator, see steinberg.help / HALion 7 / Library Creator. For example, you might want to put the presets into one VST Sound file and the samples into another. A library can be created as a single VST Sound file or as a combination of VST Sound files. The Library Creator allows you to write VST Sound files that contain all the necessary source files of a library. HALion libraries incorporate many source files, such as presets, samples, macro pages, MIDI modules, scripts, and sub presets.

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For more details regarding the Library Manager, see steinberg.help / VST Manuals / Library Manager. Once a VST Sound file is registered in the MediaBay, it is mounted, and all compatible Steinberg products can access the folders and files within it. The Library Manager allows you to manage the VST Sound files of a library on your computer and to register them to the MediaBay. It contains a file structure with folders and files.

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VST Sound is a Steinberg file format that can be compared to ZIP or ISO files, for example. HALion allows you to create your own libraries and distribute them as VST Sound files. HALion Developer Resource / HALion Tutorials & Guidelines / Getting Started / HALion Libraries