Capo
June 5th 04, 02:51 PM
Hi,
I just recently converted a couple of EMU CD's with CDxtract to the
NN-XT
format. I've noticed that the sustain loops in each .wav sample of my
patches were not being properly reproduced, this created a repeating
audible click when a note was held down past it's time length and
triggered to loop. (it's as if the each wav file was edited to loop at
a slightly incorrect position). I've checked every sample in
SoundForge to make sure this problem wasn't related to an improperly
looped section, but everything was set perfect. I tried converting the
same patch to the EXS24 format for Emagic's sampler to compare the
differences and infact the patch was playing flawlessly and notes were
sustaining without any audible clicks on loop playback. I am aware of
the "loop start" and "loop end" settings under the panel, but if i'd
have to change that same option for the 1500 patches that I've just
converted, I might just go "reason"nably mad.
I'd appreciate any help you can offer me.
Thank you
-Capo
I just recently converted a couple of EMU CD's with CDxtract to the
NN-XT
format. I've noticed that the sustain loops in each .wav sample of my
patches were not being properly reproduced, this created a repeating
audible click when a note was held down past it's time length and
triggered to loop. (it's as if the each wav file was edited to loop at
a slightly incorrect position). I've checked every sample in
SoundForge to make sure this problem wasn't related to an improperly
looped section, but everything was set perfect. I tried converting the
same patch to the EXS24 format for Emagic's sampler to compare the
differences and infact the patch was playing flawlessly and notes were
sustaining without any audible clicks on loop playback. I am aware of
the "loop start" and "loop end" settings under the panel, but if i'd
have to change that same option for the 1500 patches that I've just
converted, I might just go "reason"nably mad.
I'd appreciate any help you can offer me.
Thank you
-Capo