I am becoming sexually aroused after seeing several videos. I had tried the Freeper before, but couldn't afford the MBig Kit (whatever). I also had just 1 more tantalizing question that you may have already answered, but not EXACTLY. Re: the sample library import feature, does that mean I can also import, and analyze my huge SampleTank library, amongst all of my other proprietary samples. I don't expect MDrummer to be able to change anyone's proprietary samples, and I guess I could substitute them at a later phase of arranging/mixing, if necessary.
Also, what's with the hangup, and/or aversion to Sonar? OMG, they're WAAY more popular than some of the other DAWS you have tutorials on.
Tanx,
KC
Import of Drum Samples
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- KVRist
- 52 posts since 11 May, 2004 from Raleigh, NC
i7-12650H CPU, 32Gig RAM/Win 11 Pro. PreSonus 1824C, Native Instr S88 Mk1, ATOM SQ, PreSonus Sphere, Sonar Platinum, SampleTank4, BIAB 2023.
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MeldaProduction MeldaProduction https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=176122 - KVRAF
- 14339 posts since 15 Mar, 2008 from Czech republic
Hehe yes, you can import just about anything, which is named properly. So, having samples named like "Aoui fwqei 10.wav" will be useless, but if it's BD1.wav or Bass123.wav etc. you will be fine 
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What do you mean by "hangup and/or aversion to Sonar?"
.What do you mean by "hangup and/or aversion to Sonar?"
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 52 posts since 11 May, 2004 from Raleigh, NC
Sorry, I just caught your response. I need to go in Cntrl Pnl and tell it to notify me.
However, when I tried to import my massive SampleTank library, which has an extension of .PAC, thus it didn't respond to the import process. I don't even think it responded to my FLAC samples in my Dimension Pro library. Any suggestions? Have you actually done an import using SampleTank?
Re: Sonar, I've looked at YouTube, and your home site, and out of the dozens of videos there's NOT ONE that uses Sonar (IN ANY VERSION) as an example. While Cakewalk is probably the oldest DAW in the industry, even older than Cubase, you've got videos from every other small player in the industry, BUT Sonar. I mean, I'll survive without it, but I just thought it quite peculiar.
Thanks.
However, when I tried to import my massive SampleTank library, which has an extension of .PAC, thus it didn't respond to the import process. I don't even think it responded to my FLAC samples in my Dimension Pro library. Any suggestions? Have you actually done an import using SampleTank?
Re: Sonar, I've looked at YouTube, and your home site, and out of the dozens of videos there's NOT ONE that uses Sonar (IN ANY VERSION) as an example. While Cakewalk is probably the oldest DAW in the industry, even older than Cubase, you've got videos from every other small player in the industry, BUT Sonar. I mean, I'll survive without it, but I just thought it quite peculiar.
Thanks.
i7-12650H CPU, 32Gig RAM/Win 11 Pro. PreSonus 1824C, Native Instr S88 Mk1, ATOM SQ, PreSonus Sphere, Sonar Platinum, SampleTank4, BIAB 2023.
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MeldaProduction MeldaProduction https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=176122
- KVRAF
- 14339 posts since 15 Mar, 2008 from Czech republic
Aaaaha, PAC is not a standard format. MDrummer should be able to load WAV, MP3, FLAC, AIFF files. If the FLAC cannot be load, send it to me via info@meldaproduction.com please. If you need to drive another plugin using MDrummer's rhythm engine, you can either export the performance via Song tab, or use MDrummer's MIDI output, which may be a little complex/impossible in many hosts though.
Sonar - aaaha. Well, it's a very minor host and we just couldn't make it work for our either - Cakewalk has extremely bad licencing model, so the editor just couldn't make it work, so well, no Sonar... anyway it's the same in all hosts really. The tutorials for all hosts are there just for convenience.
Sonar - aaaha. Well, it's a very minor host and we just couldn't make it work for our either - Cakewalk has extremely bad licencing model, so the editor just couldn't make it work, so well, no Sonar... anyway it's the same in all hosts really. The tutorials for all hosts are there just for convenience.