LinuxMusicians

hope i'm not going too far off topic with my samplers,

anyway, i managed to find a scsi zip drive at the fleamarket today ,it was still in the box and i only paid 8€. i'll still need to find a usb zip drive for my linux computer though.

i tried them both out and they both work! i only tested on iso images so far. but it should be ok with a physical drive too. i should try with a loop mounted hd image. i also found a project called abrowse http://abrowse.sourceforge.net/ which is a browser for akai format cdroms. it dosent work 100%...

thats not actualy an audiointerface though is it? its just a di for iphones.

thanks, i saw that, it probably works,its works on files on disk so bitrot should be mimimal. but unfortunatly i don't have a scsi interface on my computer. scsi/usb interfaces are like gold dust, but i will get one eventualy. i'll probably have more luck finding something i can run under wine.or ma...

thanks!

slice/unslice is fantastic!

i've been using recycle on an old win98 pc since i need midi sample dump/program creation for my akai S1000. (absolutly nothing exists on linux for this.)

shuriken is so much nicer.

ewan.

does anybody know ANY linux software that can send midi sample dump messages?

(i have tried sds-send, but it dosen't work for me)

i have an akai S1000 sampler that i've been using with an old win98 laptop with non-free programs that i'd like to retire.

i was trying to find the files that caused this and now they load fine.

maybe it was something to do with me upgrading to the latest avlinux with the update script.

sorry about that, something strange did happen, but i'm afraid i can't say what.

i had some problems opening older projects with the latest git. not that you should worry about that before a 1.0 release, but i though it was worth mentioning. with respect to supporting all the different samplers out there, which is a mammoth undertaking. maybe you could add a feature to run an ex...

yeah!

i gave it a quick try, and it seems great,

i tried opening an old shuriken project though and the slice button and detect onsets buttons wouldn't work.

i'll give it a more detailed look soon.

thanks!

hi rockhopper, i havent touched shuriken or my mpc for a while, but now i'm back (i recently bought an mmt8, an ensoniq mirage and a novation bassstation rack, which have been keeping me busy, and i'm waiting on delivery of an akai s1000) i'm using the latest git, i havent hit any bugs yet. but i've...

headwar: i think your'e right, the gui work is realy worthwhile, afterall not everyone is a luddite like me who would actualy prefer a console version. as far as my gui asthetic goes i realy like stuff like oldschool trackers, fullscreen, tabbed ,simple, no menus, no mouse. and the stuff you guys ar...

shuriken has firmly placed itself in my workflow, its saving me literaly hours of time chopping up samples. thanks rockhopper! i seccond what headwar says, the gui isn't really the top priority, all this stuff is looking pretty slick though. i've recently added two new hardware samplers to my studio...

For ADSR, maybe ther could be both a global gain curve AND a "per slice" ADSR panel, the resulting sound would be obtained by multiplying those parameters like : final gain = original gain * gain curve value * ADSR parameter ? It could allow for easy editing with curves AND fine grain tun...

gianfranco,

after reading about all the stuff that the controlchain does, i understand why you chose cat5.
and whilst fragile at least they are cheap enough to be disposable.

Since the Control Chain (our external peripheral system) is all digital and we did not want the peripherals to need and energy supply (the energy comes form the MOD and only one cable is necessary), we chose to use a 4 wire connection. From all options that are available we figured the RJ-45 CAT ca...