Maybe useful:
http://www.chickensys.com/translator/sampler.html
sample translation
If you have raw audio files you can create an STS instrument from scratch; this takes a while. You must place by hand each sample where you want it to go and indicate the parameters for that particular instrument.
On Sample CD's there are instruments all ready to load and play. However, the Creamware samplers only take certain formats of instruments. Creamware only accepts instruments from three Formats, Akai, Sound Fonts, and its own STS format. But there are many others: Roland, Yamaha, Emu, Ensoniq, etc.
This is why the translator software is so useful. You can get those Roland, Emu, Ensoniq, Kurzweil, etc. formats into your computer.
Most computers will give you an error message if you put in Sample CD's that aren't native to the OS of that computer unless you have some software to interpret.
On Sample CD's there are instruments all ready to load and play. However, the Creamware samplers only take certain formats of instruments. Creamware only accepts instruments from three Formats, Akai, Sound Fonts, and its own STS format. But there are many others: Roland, Yamaha, Emu, Ensoniq, etc.
This is why the translator software is so useful. You can get those Roland, Emu, Ensoniq, Kurzweil, etc. formats into your computer.
Most computers will give you an error message if you put in Sample CD's that aren't native to the OS of that computer unless you have some software to interpret.
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