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Hi,

After a couple of years I still have the problem described here by another user :

http://bb.linuxsampler.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=594

Trying to play the Salamander Piano with qsampler on Arch Linux 64 with a MIDI keyboard. The the piano sounds well at first but after some seconds while playing to many notes (possibly with sustain) gives a strange humming tone, like some sort of interferences.

The linuxsampler version is the current svn version.

Anybody else with this problem? Is there any solution for this by now?

-- broepi

I have that problem with drum samples from http://terzmagazin.de/terz/creative-commons-libraries.
http://www.terzmagazin.de/cc-sounds/mf- ... it-ogg.zip

If I use Big Mono Drums, there are much less active voices.

nils_tonnaett wrote:I have that problem with drum samples from http://terzmagazin.de/terz/creative-commons-libraries.
http://www.terzmagazin.de/cc-sounds/mf- ... it-ogg.zip

If I use Big Mono Drums, there are much less active voices.

Can you explain me how much voices Big Mono Drums uses?

I recognise this problem. I use f.e. 150 voices. In my case it was nessecary to start the .lscp with the next lines:

SET STREAMS 500
SET VOICES 400

I am not sure weather this is the solution for the original topic. I suppose - correct me if I am wrong- Salamander piano does not use so much voices.

Kind regards,

JanFlorijn

Please look at this in Libgig:

This is the url:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8X24I ... sp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8X24I ... sp=sharing

Hope this helps,


Janflorijn

Hi,

When this not works, do you have the possibillaty to upload your Salamander piano gig files and .lscp file to a cloud server?

Kind regards,

JanFlorijn