Stereo Instruments
Stereo Instruments
Hi all, I'm working with the old (classic??) Peter Siedlaczek orchestral samples and trying to create stereo instruments using gigedit. There are separate left/right and pp/ff mono wav samples for each note. I can successfully create a mono instrument with dynamic cross-fading using the 'layer' dimension but whenever I add a sample to a region split using the 'sample channel' dimension the dimension disappears leaving me with a mono region. Can someone explain whats going on here? Cheers
Re: Stereo Instruments
The sampler channel dimension always has the same number of dimension parts as the number of channels in the sample file. For a stereo sample file there is a sampler channel dimension with two parts, and for a mono sample file there is no sampler channel dimension.
I have seen gig files that use two mono sample files, one for each channel, but they were using the layer dimension for this, not the sample channel dimension. That is however a rather inefficient way for linuxsampler, it is much better to convert the two mono files to a stereo file before importing it into a gig file.
I have seen gig files that use two mono sample files, one for each channel, but they were using the layer dimension for this, not the sample channel dimension. That is however a rather inefficient way for linuxsampler, it is much better to convert the two mono files to a stereo file before importing it into a gig file.
Re: Stereo Instruments
Thanks Andreas. I think its a bit of a shame that gigedit can't be used to specify the left and right channel samples manually using the sample channel dimension (like the way samples can be individually assigned to layers etc.) but its not a major setback.
An afternoon spent learning shell and writing a short script to merge all the samples in one hit == problem solved!
An afternoon spent learning shell and writing a short script to merge all the samples in one hit == problem solved!