On Wednesday 16 June 2010 17:36:32 Christopher Cherrett wrote:
> alex stone wrote:
> > "Blank gig cannot be saved as it contains no samples." message from
> > gigedit.
> >
> > Any ideas how we can do this without having to load a dummy sample of
> > some sort?
With pure program change ATM no. But of course you can also add a sample with
2 bytes.
> >
> > Alex.
>
> This all sounds awesome. I can't wait to try it. I guess this would also
> work with our new sfz files? Could we just create a blank sfz file to do
> the job?
Sure, its the same thing. The resource management base class is used by all
engines, so the behavior is the same for sfz.
So I wonder what the best long term solution would be. Maybe a special MIDI
SysEx where one could embed arbitrary LSCP commands? The frontends (Fantasia /
QSampler) could provide a console where one could type or paste an arbitrary
LSCP command which would be dumped by the sampler to some MIDI port and then
could be recorded by the sequencer software. The the user can move and copy
that recorded SysEx message arround in arrangement where he needs it.
For this we could introduce an LSCP command which would do that job, like:
DUMP COMMAND <midi-dev> <midi-port> <arbitrary-lscp-command>
This solution would also solve a lot of others setup problems for hard-core
sequencer users.
I was also thinking about a global dump of the whole current sampler session
via Sysex message, like many MIDI synths and samplers do, like:
DUMP SESSION <midi-dev> <midi-port>
CU
Christian
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