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>You cannot do that with sound fonts, can you? you can, midi track->midi splitter plugins (one per instrument)->multiple soundfont players Which programs allows this kind of MIDI splitting? Any that supports (at least) LV2 plugins, then https://x42-plugins.com/x42/x42-midifilter is a way to go

>You cannot do that with sound fonts, can you?

you can, midi track->midi splitter plugins (one per instrument)->multiple soundfont players

Baggypants wrote: ↑Mon Jun 15, 2020 9:33 pm Then use linuxsampler, I warn you though, the licence makes it a liability.

I'm not going to sell it anyway, I'm just a musician, who wants to have a decent sampler that works ootb on Linux. Or should I use Kontakt instead?

You mean sfizz? Dunno.

It's not a decent replacement and I hope you know it

Afaik, they can change the license if they wants it and the main dev even mentioned that loosening the license is something they consider. All power to them if they get a license change, but it seems unlikely. As I mentioned, we've been here before: https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?p=72851#...

The obvious benefit of Linuxsampler becoming fully GPL, is that distribution in distro as Debian/Ubuntu would be possible. People would have easier access to it. Do you know people who is seriously into making music, use Debian/Ubuntu and don't use KXStudio (which already has LS)? People would like...

1) They can't change the licence, the person who wrote the code the licence pertains to appears to no-longer contribute. OK, what's wrong with the licence anyway 2) What counts as commercial? Most linux distributions would count as commercial, projects like https://zynthian.org could be counted as ...

For me the appeal is that it is simpler than using LinuxSampler for drums. I think the simplicity differences are minor with these two. Compare both with x42/AVLdrums, for example. If you think setting up LinuxSampler is easier, well I will leave that to you. :) I already told you what one should d...

Oh, I forgot to thank you for the documentation, especially for the file/channel naming schema!

A couple more:

- SFZ is a de-facto standard (not as popular as Kontakt libraries, but they are not comparable).

- You can dispatch samples by CCs, so it's possible to fit all possible articulations in GM map, I don't think DG will have the feature anytime soon

I didn't realize that SFZ would allow for many outputs. Not SFZ, Linuxsampler allows. But I think it's possible to use any SFZ sampler plugin for that (just load multiple instances) Possibly also because documentation for SFZ and SF2 was sketchy at the time I was looking for it I started using LS w...

I'm glad you like the kit! It was the most natural (well, the first one TMO) DrumGizmo kit ever. I prefer loading a VSTi and not having to deal with a shell What shell are you talking about? You can use LSCP directly from your shell, but it's not necessary, there are GUIs. and then a separate thing...

https://davidbolton.info/articles/build_linuxsampler.html It's in KXstudio repos Afaik LinuxSampler is a powerful application and much further in development then Sfizz is. And I don't see why it should change Best thing would be to make Linuxsampler full GPL and let the community improve the SFZ p...

DrumGizmo is a sampler. I know, I had been looking after its development almost from the start . It may not have features of some other samplers since it's more about one-shot drum sounds (plus velocity layering, round-robin, etc.) Yeah, they finally implemented round-robins, after all these years ...

Michael Willis wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 10:38 pm

lazyklimm wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 2:32 pm It's a no go as a drum sampler then

What are you wanting in a drum sampler? Do you want anything that isn't provided by Drum Gizmo?

Yes, I want it to be a sampler, Drumgizmo sounds unnatural, at least for the drumkits they have on their own homepage. While Linuxsampler works almost perfect