The problem is when maths are not that simple.Why? It should all be just a matter of maths.
Is there a sampler that can...
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- KVRist
- 453 posts since 16 Sep, 2002 from Malaga (Spain)
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2401 posts since 29 Dec, 2002 from In the dark
All the things I suggest are available individually on different programs. Many programs as suggested (Sonar has a "remove silence" function) to chop it up. Many programs, including VSampler can detect pitch and map it to a key. To detect velocity should be easy as almost all programs can detect amplitudes. The only one that might be asking a bit too much is to do it al in real time.
To do this with a single sample mapped across the key range would be easy, but defeats the object. I want to create a mutlilayered soundbank / library from my own guitars that would be most realistic and possible make it available for others. Such a sampler should work just as good for flutes or other real instruments.
To do this with a single sample mapped across the key range would be easy, but defeats the object. I want to create a mutlilayered soundbank / library from my own guitars that would be most realistic and possible make it available for others. Such a sampler should work just as good for flutes or other real instruments.