I have CDXTRACT, and I converted an older EMU disc to our .s and .p files. It worked really well, except the level is too low. I can raise it by using the sampler's loudness page, or the level control for each sample. But that's not much fun.
A wav editor like Goldwave lets me raise the level of a folder full of .wav files - that's what I'd rather do. But it doesn't handle the .s format of our sampler files.
Any suggestions?
Anybody know how to raise the volume level of my sts files?
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Pete
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Pete
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Yep, found that.
I'm finding some sounds have a few notes where the loops disappeared, so I'm READING THE MANUAL! Whoa.
My Roland S-series disks converted well also, and they're the right loudness. They will also need some individual tweaks to get working, though.
I really like the STS - it's great. It doesn't have the Akai S3000's small sample restriction of 16 or 32 MB. So I wish someone'd notice that, and make us the character-filled blockbuster of a library that it deserves.
I'm finding some sounds have a few notes where the loops disappeared, so I'm READING THE MANUAL! Whoa.
My Roland S-series disks converted well also, and they're the right loudness. They will also need some individual tweaks to get working, though.
I really like the STS - it's great. It doesn't have the Akai S3000's small sample restriction of 16 or 32 MB. So I wish someone'd notice that, and make us the character-filled blockbuster of a library that it deserves.