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Hi, thanks a lot for your taking the time answer that detailed! ATM (a) loop points, (b) unity note (a.k.a. "root note") and (c) fine tuning are taken directly from the .wav files, because these are standard information stored in .wav files and supported by most audio editors for decades. Here is th...

Hello all, I'm currently converting a bunch of wav-samples to several gig-files and wrote a bash-script to do that by invoking wav2gig. The samples are named according to the proposed scheme, the gig files show the right (one note) regions per sample. Unfortunately, the 'Unity note' in gigedit is C4...