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Wow, I solved it. As you said, the file was a multi-velocity layer SFZ, well ordered in groups. All I had to do was changing the volume in the groups containing the release notes, lowering it until I didn't hear the noise present at the end of the release samples. As they all had the same value (whi...

Thanks for the detailed information, Alex. As "typewriter" said, it sounds like the release samples start at the wrong time (or maybe just too loud). I will try to fix the sfz after reading the link provided (too much new information).

Thanks, you were right. I got different results converting fxp and nkm files to the following formats: - Gigasampler: they sound okay, but seems that something is missing. - Gigastudio 3: most of the times they don't work, or have an endless sustain. - SFZ: they sound very good, but the samples used...

I am also using Extreme Sample Converter to convert some .nki files (with a WAV sample folder) to a format that LinuxSampler can recognize. Which of the following would be the best option? I am new to this... - Gigasampler bank - Gigasampler instrument - Gigastudio 3 bank - Gigastudio 3 instrument -...