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For a quick test, you can just click on the "Edit" button in QSampler which will cause the instrument editor "Gigedit" to pop up on screen. Use its virtual piano keyboard to trigger notes by clicking on the virtual keyboard's keys. You can also switch to different sounds of that gig file quickly by ...

Yes, gain_ccN is not supported by LS yet. Here is the full list of SFZ opcodes supported by LS: http://linuxsampler.org/sfz/ I would recommend defining two separate SFZ regions and using SFZ opcode on_loccN to define which region shall be used if the pedal is down or up. This way you can fine tune t...

audioeffectx.h is a header file of Steinberg's VST SDK. If you have the VST SDK, then you have this header file.

You usually need to download the VST SDK manually. That's because Steinberg does not permit redistribution of their SDK without their written consent.

Yes, soft pedal is not a hard coded sound feature unlike e.g. sustain pedal so it needs to be defined in the instrument (no matter if sfz or gig) what shall happen exactly if the soft pedal is pressed down. That's because for other things like sustain pedal the common intended behaviour is clear, it...

There is 64 bit support for years. Is this an ARM Mac?

Hmm, it's not much concealed IMO:
http://svn.linuxsampler.org/cgi-bin/vie ... iew=markup

Ok I see. That might be an explanation, because the SFZ engine is currently not maintained on the same level as the gig engine.

Yes, that's possible. Not sure if there was an easy way with SFZ itself, but you can always write an NKSP script to handle that in any precise way you might imagine. To capture the current time (e.g. when a note is triggered) you would read the built-in NKSP variable $ENGINE_UPTIME . Then when the n...

These were not fixes for libsndfile. What they do is simply accessing the 'smpl' RIFF chunk directly (on application level, not as a libsndfile patch). We could make a similar workaround in LS of course, it is not complicated, but the preferable solution still would be to address this in libsndilfe....

loop_mode seems to be SFZv1, so it should be supported by all players:
https://sfzformat.com/opcodes/loop_mode