I have SampleTekk's TBO piano which looks to have files of maximum 2GB size:
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 42M Sep 30 2013 TBO.gig
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 35M Sep 30 2013 TBO.gsi
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 2.0G Sep 30 2013 TBO.gx01
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 2.0G Sep 30 2013 TBO.gx02
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 2.0G Sep 30 2013 TBO.gx03
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 1.9G Sep 30 2013 TBO.gx04
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 1.9G Sep 30 2013 TBO.gx05
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 1.4G Sep 30 2013 TBO.gx06
or if you like bytes:
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 43719434 Sep 30 2013 TBO.gig
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 36228608 Sep 30 2013 TBO.gsi
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 2138930702 Sep 30 2013 TBO.gx01
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 2138916112 Sep 30 2013 TBO.gx02
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 2042137662 Sep 30 2013 TBO.gx03
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 2009642898 Sep 30 2013 TBO.gx04
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 1995753266 Sep 30 2013 TBO.gx05
-r-------- 1 diehl diehl 1468317962 Sep 30 2013 TBO.gx06
This piano plays very well in linuxsampler, by the way, thanks for the
excellent work.
Its too bad is is nearly impossible to get gigasampler format files any
more. Sampletekk no longer sells them.
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> Subject: [Linuxsampler-devel] gig file size >= 2GB
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> Hi there!
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> Anyone still having a GigaStudio sound library larger than 2 GB? Tascam
> used
> so called "extension" files to split very large gig files over several
> files
> to avoid issues on machines not supporting files > 2 GB. That is a gig file
> larger than 2 GB was actually stored and loaded as:
>
> foo.gig
> foo.gx01
> foo.gx02
> ...
>
> All being stored in the same file directory.
>
> If somebody still has something like that around, I would appreciate if you
> would check the maximum file size of those individual files for me. I
> think it
> was really < 2 GB, but I need to be sure. It could theoretically also be
> < 4 GB, but I don't think so, because there were operating systems which
> were
> actually limited to < 2 GB.
>
> CU
> Christian
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