LinuxMusicians

Hey hey, I have updated AutoSampler to version 3:
http://juliencoder.de/sound/autosampler-3.0.zip
(test on Csound 6.15, may run on Csound 6.14)
There is one variation on the autosampler, which can pause after a given number of notes, so you can retune your instrument. Especially useful for analogue synthesizers with bad keytracking. You can choose a reference tone for tuning by playing notes on a connected keyboard. The reference tone is internal.
The second new addition is DrumSampler, a sampler specifically designed to create sample libraries from your hardware drum machine. You start in exploration mode, where you can tweak your sounds and listen. In record mode you can trigger any sound - as often as you like. You can seamlessly switch between the two modes.
You can also specify up to three MIDI notes as hihat notes. In the SFZ library thiese will be put into a mute group.
The documentation has been updated to make it easier for non Csound users and old hands alike.
If anyone is interested, I have created a library with each sampler: a synth guitar/clav sound with autosampler, a gnarly, analogue synth bass with AutoSamplerRetune and a full set of sounds from my Behringer RD8 (TR-808 clone).
Best wishes and good sampling, Jeanette

Hello Jeanette,

I am new to Linux and searching for autosampler functionality. I stumbled upon this but am unclear how to work with csound. I went to the csound site and downloaded the first package but I see there are many more and am unsure which ones I need. May I ask for some guidance in order to use your autosampler? Thank you!