With the "Resample" feature you could also import samples and wavetables in WAV format as wavetables which then could have a maximum of 256 waveforms for WT scanning (+ adjustable interpolation between waves).noiseboyuk wrote:Yes, you can import multisamples - p17 of the manual here - http://www.vengeance-storage.com/Avenge ... nglish.pdfgodly wrote:So if I understand it right, avenger can only use multi samples and samples from xp packs so you always have to buy the expensive?
It won't be able to import and manipulate samples from your own?
I think the main limitation is you need to use an external editor for loop points, which Avenger can then read (might have this wrong?)
Before the final version of the wavetable is saved (which then appears in the user content at the bottom of the waveforms/samples/wavetable drop-down menu) you could select a waveform size like e.g. 2048 samples which fits to the WAV wavetables in Icarus and Serum. That way the waveforms in the wavetables appear in the proper size and also the amount of waveforms in the table should be similar to that in the original one.
Before saving the table you could also select the amount of waveforms so you could either include all waveforms or just up to a certain one.
SFZ is an instrument format, a file describing how a number of WAV sample files should work together. 
