Hi everyone!
I'm new to soundfonts, so bear with me. I've put together some interesting sounds, problem is I'm working with a single wav file. How do I get this one sample to play true across the keyboard without all the aliasing problems,etc..
I've heard re-sampling might be the answer, but I don't know where to begin. Is there software that can help? Thanx.
SoundFont Resampling
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- KVRAF
- 6937 posts since 4 Jun, 2004 from Utrecht, Holland
You can try AWAVE Studio software by FMJ Soft for creating a soundfont with your single WAV file.
The soundfont player should take care of the aliasing. SFZ does that pretty well.
Most hosts, like Tracktion, FruityLoop, have their own simple sampler that can work very well with only one single WAV file.
The soundfont player should take care of the aliasing. SFZ does that pretty well.
Most hosts, like Tracktion, FruityLoop, have their own simple sampler that can work very well with only one single WAV file.
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 6 posts since 28 Jun, 2005
Thanks Cookie!
I think I did'nt make myself clear though. What I'm referring to is how a single sample will tend to speed up or slow down depending on which keys you press. This of course leads to the sample sounding like it's being played in slow motion or way too fast. I think multi-samples would work well but as I said, I only have one wav at C3 and I need to have this one sample transposed across the keyboard. Any ideas?
thanx again!
I think I did'nt make myself clear though. What I'm referring to is how a single sample will tend to speed up or slow down depending on which keys you press. This of course leads to the sample sounding like it's being played in slow motion or way too fast. I think multi-samples would work well but as I said, I only have one wav at C3 and I need to have this one sample transposed across the keyboard. Any ideas?
thanx again!
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 6 posts since 28 Jun, 2005
Hey,
You do what you gotta do, right!
Anyway, I'm really greatful for the advice. It is'nt the perfect solution, but it's a damn good one, plus you've provided me with a very powerful new tool. If I like the 5000 enough I'll buy it, so there...
You do what you gotta do, right!
Anyway, I'm really greatful for the advice. It is'nt the perfect solution, but it's a damn good one, plus you've provided me with a very powerful new tool. If I like the 5000 enough I'll buy it, so there...