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<a name="planetz-file"></a><a href="http://www.planetz.com/Pulsar/files/pre ... .zip"><img src="/forums/images/file_icon.gif" border="0" alt=" File"> File</a><BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Related To: STS Sampler<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> Utility that automates te task of creating programs for creamware sts series samplers.
Just select any number of wavfiles and a program will be created for each of them...
Very handy

Very light and simple *.wav->*.sts creator. nice work!

Anyone tried to load multiple .sds at once, like dragging from WinExplorer to SDS preset list? Had a couple of BSOD, see this thread.
Hope it works fine for you peoplez. I'm gonna stick to hardware samplers in the meanwhile...

Hi King Blue,

Cheers for this utility (if you're still about on the site!) I was interested to know what tools you used to write this, as I would like to write something similar, but which adds auditioning and file copying.

Cheers,
Will

works well! Will save me some time....

Drag'n'drop support for wav's would be really nice

It was not straight forward to make this utility since creamware never replyed to my emails about fileformat specification. I had to figure the format out for myself. Change one thing in an sts file in the sampler and then see what byte changed in the file.
Im quite far into this "figuring out the format" thing so if you have additional requests on features please tell me. I've heard file auditioning and file copying mentioned...

I have created some new utils and I will post them here.
Let me know what you think.

KB

exactly what i was looking for! thanks!
this should be made sticky.

Gone?

wayne wrote:Gone?

no. just here.

Triffic! Thanks kylie

seems the former html code was ignored when john updated the board to a more recent release. one has to extract the link from the post manually, but once you did you can see that it's not entirely lost. there were posts where the files are really gone, but as long as john does not run out of diskspace we're safe.
maybe somebody with enough rights to edit other people's posts could fix them ol' links, but on the other hand....

kylie wrote:seems the former html code was ignored when john updated the board to a more recent release. one has to extract the link from the post manually, but once you did you can see that it's not entirely lost. there were posts where the files are really gone, but as long as john does not run out of diskspace we're safe.
maybe somebody with enough rights to edit other people's posts could fix them ol' links, but on the other hand....

If someone creates a thread somewhere for gathering these old broken links together, I'll happily contribute by dropping in links to dud links when I find them. It's the least I can do since some of the dud links on the forum are my fault through removal of some free devices.