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I am trying to record samples in TX16Wx (a rare software 'sampler' that actually records samples), but I haven't figured out how to get an audio signal from Live into the plugin.

1. “TX16Wx is a 100% free VSTi Sampler with professional features and an easy to use graphical interface – and – one of the few sampler instruments, free or commercial, with a fully documented file format. Not a preset-player or disk-streaming library engine, this is a plugin for you to make your own sounds, tweak and experiment.
2. I am trying to record samples in TX16Wx (a rare software 'sampler' that actually records samples), but I haven't figured out how to get an audio signal from Live into the plugin. I've got a MIDI track with TX16Wx on it, and I've tried sending an instrument track's 'Audio To' to the TX16Wx track.

I've got a MIDI track with TX16Wx on it, and I've tried sending an instrument track's 'Audio To' to the TX16Wx track. I've also tried using Send A for the instrument track's audio, then setting Return track A's 'Audio To' to the TX16Wx track, but when I'm in the plugin's sample editor, it's not able to record anything and the VU meter doesn't register any activity, whether or not the L button is activated. In both cases, '1/2-TX16Wx' appears beneath my selected audio track, but is grayed out. I assume that those are inputs exposed by the TX16Wx plugin.
What is the proper way to route audio from Live into TX16Wx so I can record samples from them? I did check the manual and the quick start guide, and can't find anything about input configuration.
Here's an example configuration I've tried; routing the instrument track's output to Send A, and then setting the Return track's output to the TX16Wx track..

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Thanks!

TX16Wx is a free sampler with a set of professional tools and a simple friendly graphical interface. This sampler, according to the developers, is a kind of symbiosis of the best aspects of old iron samplers with the speed and convenience of modern software counterparts. This tool is not for those who like to use only ready-made presets, but for those who are able to enjoy the very process of creating their own samples.

• Unlimited number of multi-timbre operators.
• Polyphony in 128 voices.
• Modulation matrix (16 slots for each voice).
• Built-in resonant filter (24 dB).
• Two synchronized low frequency signal generators (LFOs) + two envelopes for modulation (for each voice).
• Polyphonic slide.
• Built-in sample editor.
• Built-in slicer (ie automatic slicing of the loop into parts).
• Ability to record samples.
• Automatic binding of samples to certain keys (notes), plus manual binding to certain keys (notes).
• Function “drag & drop” to work with samples, settings, presets and preset banks. Those. you can simply drag the desired sample / setting / preset / preset bank from the browser to
use it.
• Automatic pitch detection.
• Function “crossfading” for loops.
• Four stereo and eight mono outputs.
• 16 assignable controllers for automation.
• 48 parameters that can be automated.
• Editing the loop settings for each sample.
• Ability to assign individual outputs to a particular group of keys (notes).
• Built-in triggers.
• Monophonic and polyphonic modes of operation, plus legato.
• Creation of up to eight groups.
• Ability to preview a program or sample before loading it.
• Ability to select one or another sound using a MIDI controller.
• Support for file format: wav, aiff, aifc, soundfont 2, aiff (compressed for use in “Typhoon”), original wave-files from “Yamaha”.
• Ability to save presets and settings in the directory with the project used “DAW”.
• Low load on the central processor.
• The engine is optimized for SSE2.
• Support for 64-bit operating systems.

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• Unlimited number of multi-timbre operators.
• Polyphony in 128 voices.
• Modulation matrix (16 slots for each voice).
• Built-in resonant filter (24 dB).
• Two synchronized low frequency signal generators (LFOs) + two envelopes for modulation (for each voice).
• Polyphonic slide.
• Built-in sample editor.
• Built-in slicer (ie automatic slicing of the loop into parts).
• Ability to record samples.
• Automatic binding of samples to certain keys (notes), plus manual binding to certain keys (notes).
• Function “drag & drop” to work with samples, settings, presets and preset banks. Those. you can simply drag the desired sample / setting / preset / preset bank from the browser to
use it.
• Automatic pitch detection.
• Function “crossfading” for loops.
• Four stereo and eight mono outputs.
• 16 assignable controllers for automation.
• 48 parameters that can be automated.
• Editing the loop settings for each sample.
• Ability to assign individual outputs to a particular group of keys (notes).
• Built-in triggers.
• Monophonic and polyphonic modes of operation, plus legato.
• Creation of up to eight groups.
• Ability to preview a program or sample before loading it.
• Ability to select one or another sound using a MIDI controller.
• Support for file format: wav, aiff, aifc, soundfont 2, aiff (compressed for use in “Typhoon”), original wave-files from “Yamaha”.
• Ability to save presets and settings in the directory with the project used “DAW”.
• Low load on the central processor.
• The engine is optimized for SSE2.
• Support for 64-bit operating systems.