Cool utility for separating samples out of large wav files.

Talk about the STS series of Creamware samplers.

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Post by bassdude »

Thought I would post this link here for the new sts forums :smile:

This utility is great for sample cd's that use audio format only files. For example, after ripping one of the sample cd's audio tracks, you have one large wav file that contains several individual snare hits and you want to extract and create an individual wav file for each hit to import into your sampler, this tool does it automatically for you quickly and easily.

The tool is called "WavKnife". It's free, and is near the bottom of this page:-
http://www.soundtrackers.de/samplers.html
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Post by kensuguro »

Wow... it's been AGES since I've checked Maz's page. Last time I checked was like when I downloaded Digitracker in highschool. hehe.

Great tool!
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Post by jupiter8 »

Not to put anyone down or anything but you can do this in Logic and Protools as well.
You probably can do it in Cubase and Nuendo too but i don't know as i don't use them.
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Post by subhuman »

<b>jupiter8</b> - well don't just tell us about it - show us how! :smile:
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Post by bassdude »

Yes show us! The reason I posted this utility is that it is very simple to use and some people might not have this kind of functionality in their sequencer of choice. The batch processing is excellent and you don't need a manual to work it out. :smile:
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Post by jupiter8 »

Aaaaaaarrrrrggghhhh.
I was wrong!!!!!!!!
I hate that.
Iwas absolutley convinced that it could be done in Logic.
I even knew the page in the manual where i've read it.

I know for a fact though that it can be done in Protools.
You use the strip silence command.

But anyway, my deepest apologies for this error.
It won't happen again,you'd better believe it. :smile:
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Post by samplaire »

On 2002-03-07 06:42, jupiter8 wrote:

I know for a fact though that it can be done in Protools.
You use the strip silence command.

Not exactly, I'm afraid - this function divides a file into so called regions (logical parts of a file) not separate files....
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Post by borg »

all very nice indeed, but again, not for mac :sad: as so many other nice tools.

any suggestions for mac users?
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Post by samplaire »

On 2002-03-07 07:04, borg wrote:
all very nice indeed, but again, not for mac :sad: as so many other nice tools.

any suggestions for mac users?
Bump!
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Post by hubird »

On 2002-03-07 07:04, borg wrote:
all very nice indeed, but again, not for mac :sad: as so many other nice tools.

any suggestions for mac users?
As someone mentioned earlier somewhere on planetz, Recycle comes close.
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Geek...!
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