Hi Christian and all,
> > I was wondering if some script or small tool exists that can do "basic" > > conversion of .gig files to (set of .wav samples + .sfz). > > I am not aware of a free one. So I guess you would be off with some of the > known commercial sample library conversion tools. And as you know, they just > perform a very, very rough conversion to put it mildly, like they preserve the > samples, their loop points, mappings to regions on the keyboard, but anything > beyond that will require manually tweaking. > > In other words: you might be better off with writing a script ontop of > gigextract and co and then do the rest manually. Ok, thanks. I assume the tools you are referring to above are mostly from the Windows world, but I'll want to stay completely in the Linux domain (and I am not a real fan of Wine :-). Could be a nice hacking project (and maybe a good reason to finally dive deeper into Python), but I am extremely slow with such things, so it might take "a while". No promises whatsoever. Thanks also for your thoughts about forks etc. Interesting stuff, definitely. Greetings, Frank _______________________________________________ Linuxsampler-devel mailing list Linuxsampler-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linuxsampler-devel
