ConvertWithMoss (prev. MultisampleGenerator) - convert multisamples from WAV,multisample,SFZ,SoundFont2,Decent Sampler

[carlca]

No worries! I've discovered the Script console and seen that the script was falling over because the input folder was organised in such a way that name clashes were occurring. I'm just going to move the input files around...

[carlca]

It's working perfectly

[carlca]

Hi Jürgen, is there a known problem with Bitwig Studio 3.2.2 on macOS? The reason I ask is that 3.2.2 just isn't showing MSG despite the `.bwextension` being in the correct place. I've just fired up 3.1.3 and MSG is showing and working there...

[carlca]

No worries! I changed the drop-down in "Add Controller" to Utilities and was able to add it again. Previous upgrades to Bitwig preserved the existing controller setting, but 3.2.2 seemed to reset something

[Hez]

edit: ignore - found another solution

[Hez]

Hi moss,

I've come back around to playing with this tool, after writing a messy little controller script to generate a load of Bitwig clips which I can then bounce in order to resample VSTs for multisamples.

I've tried quite a few different Velocity & Left channel detection patterns (including leaving it empty) but it seems like whatever I do, I get the "Attempt to combine Mono splits..." error in the Control Script console. These are obviously stereo files I'm rendering out so I don't want it to attempt to combine anything.

My bounced WAV names have a similar syntax to the New Sonic Arts Freestyle output that people were experimenting with in this thread previously, but with Bitwig's "bounce-n" added on the end, e.g.: F#-2_127-bounce-1.wav, C3_65-bounce-1.wav, where the number after the underscore is the velocity.

Any idea how I can get avoid getting this mono channel error/what I should set my velocity detection pattern as?

Cheers

[moss]

Hi moss,

I've come back around to playing with this tool, after writing a messy little controller script to generate a load of Bitwig clips which I can then bounce in order to resample VSTs for multisamples.

I've tried quite a few different Velocity & Left channel detection patterns (including leaving it empty) but it seems like whatever I do, I get the "Attempt to combine Mono splits..." error in the Control Script console. These are obviously stereo files I'm rendering out so I don't want it to attempt to combine anything.

My bounced WAV names have a similar syntax to the New Sonic Arts Freestyle output that people were experimenting with in this thread previously, but with Bitwig's "bounce-n" added on the end, e.g.: F#-2_127-bounce-1.wav, C3_65-bounce-1.wav, where the number after the underscore is the velocity.

Any idea how I can get avoid getting this mono channel error/what I should set my velocity detection pattern as?

Cheers

Seems the stereo issue is an oversight on my part. I am currently working on a new version which will be standalone and bring more features. Will add this to the TODO list.

Regarding the velocity, did you try "_*-bounce-1" (without the quotes)?

[Hez]

Seems the stereo issue is an oversight on my part. I am currently working on a new version which will be standalone and bring more features. Will add this to the TODO list.

Regarding the velocity, did you try "_*-bounce-1" (without the quotes)?

Awesome, looking forward to the standalone!

I did try with a couple of different syntaxes to account for the "bounce-n", but as soon as I include a "-" in the detection pattern I get this rather verbose error:

"java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No group with name <value>
at java.base/java.util.regex.Matcher.getMatchedGroupIndex(Matcher.java:1803)
at java.base/java.util.regex.Matcher.group(Matcher.java:681)
at de.mossgrabers.multisample.KeyMapping.detectLayers(KeyMapping.java:318)
at de.mossgrabers.multisample.KeyMapping.<init>(KeyMapping.java:138)
at de.mossgrabers.multisample.MultisampleGenerator.createMultisample(MultisampleGenerator.java:138)
at de.mossgrabers.multisample.MultisampleGenerator.execute(MultisampleGenerator.java:66)
at de.mossgrabers.MultisampleConfiguration.lambda$init$0(MultisampleConfiguration.java:90)
at com.bitwig.flt.control_surface.values.SignalProxy.notifyObservers(SourceFile:121)
at JKY.zFD(SourceFile:94)
at JKY.nar(SourceFile:90)
at dQU.MG(SourceFile:128)
at LD.zGg(SourceFile:76)
at jBp.KTX(SourceFile:273)
at egH.zFD(SourceFile:329)
at I1W.zFD(SourceFile:205)
at ucl.run(SourceFile:91)
at I1W.run(SourceFile:106)"

[moss]

Seems the stereo issue is an oversight on my part. I am currently working on a new version which will be standalone and bring more features. Will add this to the TODO list.

Regarding the velocity, did you try "_*-bounce-1" (without the quotes)?

Awesome, looking forward to the standalone!

I did try with a couple of different syntaxes to account for the "bounce-n", but as soon as I include a "-" in the detection pattern I get this rather verbose error:

Can you send me some example files (PM me)?

[ansolas]

*.aif files are not support correct ?
It would be useful tho, since then we could use Apple Logics Autosampler to create multisamples

[moss]

*.aif files are not support correct ?
It would be useful tho, since then we could use Apple Logics Autosampler to create multisamples

Sorry, no but you can simply run your files through a batch converter.

[moss]

There is a new version out. It is now a standalone application and I renamed it to ConvertWithMoss (this is the best name I could come up with ).

It converts now multisamples from a specific source format (WAV,multisample,SFZ,SoundFont 2) to a different destination format (SFZ, Bitwig multisample).
Furthermore, it can create multisample files from plain WAV files.

[pc999]

Cool thanks!

[carlca]

Hi Jürgen, in your video about ConvertWithMoss, you mention how some Bitwig information is available at Github. I've had a look there, and I cannot find what it is to which you refer. Can you post a link? Thx!

[carlca]

Is this the stuff in https://github.com/bitwig/multisample?