KVR Audio is the Internet's number one news and information resource for open standard audio plugins. We report new releases, product announcements and product updates (major and minor) for all VST Plugins, DirectX Plugins and Audio Units Plugins. We manage a fully searchable audio plugin database (updated daily), and offer many free member services including user reviews, product update notifications and a very active discussion forum. We also host official support forums for many plugin developers plus the official Receptor support forum.
Plug-in Database: Virtual
Instruments, Effects & Hosts
Banks & Patches
Download & Upload
Plug-in Ratings
by KVR Members
Wiki: Tutorials,
Audio Lexicon, ...
Listen to Music
by KVR Members
Search
KVR

Google Powered Search:

in new window

KVR Powered Plug-in Search:

AuthorTopic: Existential question... midi syncronization & audio !!!
fredo
Posted: 16th March 2002 18:10
Hi,

My question concerns midi synchronization and audio files, hoping it’ll save a lot of precious time to those reading this !
I am gathering cool drums sounds from .wav files to use within various VSTIs (drum samplers such as loopazoid, LM4…). When I want to build my own drum kit from scratch with different audio files, I have to spend hours triming those (i.e. cutting a too long gap at the start of the file) so that, for example, a nice bass drum effectively falls right on the beat in Cubase when a VSTi activates it through midi.
Is there a clever software or function (in a wave editor, cubase or other), which could do this job for me ? I’m wondering what’s the best ways to get everything synchronized*** to build a drum kit ?

*** synchro between the .wav files altogether, but also with other midi events in Cubase (preset drum kits, synths… the standards of midi sync. basically !)

Thanks for your precious advice.

Fred
cubic
Posted: 17th March 2002 17:18
There is this freeware programme called WaveKnife which can be used to trim Samples.

http://www.spacetaxi.de/sf/waveknife.html

You only have to specify a threshold level. Every constant signal below this threshold will be cut out that is the silence at the beginning of the sample.

Hope this helps...
Forum topics in the archive are read only. New posts should be made in the main KVR Forums.
Disclaimer:
All communications made available as part of this forum and any opinions, advice, statements, views or other information expressed in this forum are solely provided by, and the responsibility of, the person posting such communication and not of kvraudio.com (unless kvraudio.com is specifically identified as the author of the communication).