21 Dec
2010
21 Dec
'10
4:46 p.m.
Julien Claassen wrote:
I was wondering, if it would be possible to create a stripped down
commandline version of gigedit to bild a complete gigasample library
of a preorganised .gig file and a directory of .wav-files. I've come
across this sort of thing several times now. You get a sample library
made up of a lot of .wav-files, a .nki file and an empty .gig-file
shell. The only thing needing to be done is open the gig file, choose
the right directory and click import, or however it is called.
Would it be possible, within reasonable amount of time and work, to
implement such a mini special gig-builder for the CLI. I'm thinking of
something like:
gigbuild <file.gig> <wav-basedir>
Hi Julien,
I agree, this would be a great addition to the LinuxSampler world. I've
created a couple sets of GIG files with Gigedit, it would have been a
lot easier with your suggested utility. I'd also be inclined to do more
conversions if I had such a tool.
Best,
dp