I just stumbled into this... Is this O.K., to post it here?
www.derknott.de/aula.zip
www.derknott.de/aula.mp3
I hope it works. It is a Grand with <80MB Size (download = 20MB!!!! thanks to melda!!!!), so more an experiment.
Still working on it. I want to addpedalnoizes in the future.
What do you think?
Martin
My first Melda-Product :-) ="AULA" a rockypoppyjazzy sampled Grand
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 539 posts since 25 Aug, 2006
... I can't manage to locate the samples on another machine.
Seems as if I have to tell Sampler somehow to use a relative path... Is that possible?
Is there a way to change sample names and folders somehow? Still the old samplenames in it, which are a bit long, but I didn't find a way to change...
... and I can't remember having told MSoundFactory to generate a product - code... I don't want so sell it, sorry
. Still very much to learn. Just wanted a nice package to install.
Seems as if I have to tell Sampler somehow to use a relative path... Is that possible?
Is there a way to change sample names and folders somehow? Still the old samplenames in it, which are a bit long, but I didn't find a way to change...
... and I can't remember having told MSoundFactory to generate a product - code... I don't want so sell it, sorry
. Still very much to learn. Just wanted a nice package to install.-
- KVRAF
- 2000 posts since 5 Jan, 2003 from Brookings, OR
Judging from the Monastery Grand, and the MSoundFactoryEssentials, both free downloads from the Melda site, you need to supply the samples as separate files as part of the download, for each user to place wherever they've told MSF to look for such things in their own Settings. And if you don't want to sell this, why have you included a 15-day trial/activate button that's looking for a serial code, but not included the code?
We could have explored your device using our own samples while waiting for your samples to be available, except you've also made your device not editable, so we can't open up the sampler to do that.
We could have explored your device using our own samples while waiting for your samples to be available, except you've also made your device not editable, so we can't open up the sampler to do that.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 539 posts since 25 Aug, 2006
"I"David wrote: Mon May 25, 2020 4:35 pm Judging from the Monastery Grand, and the MSoundFactoryEssentials, both free downloads from the Melda site, you need to supply the samples as separate files as part of the download, for each user to place wherever they've told MSF to look for such things in their own Settings. And if you don't want to sell this, why have you included a 15-day trial/activate button that's looking for a serial code, but not included the code?
We could have explored your device using our own samples while waiting for your samples to be available, except you've also made your device not editable, so we can't open up the sampler to do that.
did not include that 15 day trial. This was the first time ever, I made a "product" with MSF, and it was a surprise for me, to see it, when I opened the device on another computer. So I'm looking for a way to do it without that button. The samples are included. The install worked for me on the other computer, but MSF can't locate them somehow
. Maybe including the samples was the problem. Anyway, I'd like to change their names in one action from within MSF, that would be a cool feature, because I often use old SFZds, I made years ago and gave a sh*t about naming .This device is absolutely not build for other samples then exactly those, which come with the device. All settings are optimized for that and I'd like to share the finished instrument, not open for changes. I like that effect of a BLACKBOX. You listen and you judge and comment on what you hear. The samples themself are not very good (did them with a portable recorder, I think it was a ZOOM H6 with an MS capsule, don't remember), but the eqing inside the device is really cool and get's a lot out of them.
Thanks for your comment, I'm learning so much, all the time
Martin
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- KVRAF
- 2000 posts since 5 Jan, 2003 from Brookings, OR
I see, yup, there can be plenty of baffling experiences when you're new to Melda devices, or even NOT new!
I've only tried product exporting a few times but never got that Trial message inadvertently, so I guess there's some button you must have clicked or box you checked that created it…
I assume you've watched the product-making tutorials at the Melda site or YouTube channel? I've often found that it takes a few viewings along with several trial and error attempts to actually get what's being shown in tutorials from Melda, and to fill in the many blanks that completely stumble a new viewer first time through.
I saw that the file included the samples, but I couldn't figure out how to access them. As I said, they always come separately and are pointed to in the Melda free examples, so I guess that's a requirement.
I've never spotted a Melda batch-processing function for file names, but who knows what's hidden in popups behind tiny icons not yet tried or even noticed:)
I did figure you probably "black-boxed" the device on purpose; sorry, but I just default to finding that annoying. But my comment was based on how interesting I've found it to be to swap new samples into existing devices, no matter what they are, all part of the "modular" nature of MSF that this is actually not just possible but easy:) And because with no samples there, it was impossible to use, so I went right for the EDIT button…
I look forward to checking this out once you get it all sorted!
I've only tried product exporting a few times but never got that Trial message inadvertently, so I guess there's some button you must have clicked or box you checked that created it…
I assume you've watched the product-making tutorials at the Melda site or YouTube channel? I've often found that it takes a few viewings along with several trial and error attempts to actually get what's being shown in tutorials from Melda, and to fill in the many blanks that completely stumble a new viewer first time through.
I saw that the file included the samples, but I couldn't figure out how to access them. As I said, they always come separately and are pointed to in the Melda free examples, so I guess that's a requirement.
I've never spotted a Melda batch-processing function for file names, but who knows what's hidden in popups behind tiny icons not yet tried or even noticed:)
I did figure you probably "black-boxed" the device on purpose; sorry, but I just default to finding that annoying. But my comment was based on how interesting I've found it to be to swap new samples into existing devices, no matter what they are, all part of the "modular" nature of MSF that this is actually not just possible but easy:) And because with no samples there, it was impossible to use, so I went right for the EDIT button…
I look forward to checking this out once you get it all sorted!
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 539 posts since 25 Aug, 2006
O.k., maybe it works now
www.derknott.de/aula.zip
Now download is 20 MB and I could install it on a different computer.
So now this is the best Pianosample I have heard with 20MB, but that's maybe just me...
hints: Turn PUNCH up and ROOM down. That's my favourite sound.
No serial number necessary, although my daughter told me I should sell it for 2€. That's a good idea, so I'm open for donations - will be invested in the education of my daughter.
www.derknott.de/aula.zip
Now download is 20 MB and I could install it on a different computer.
So now this is the best Pianosample I have heard with 20MB, but that's maybe just me...
hints: Turn PUNCH up and ROOM down. That's my favourite sound.
No serial number necessary, although my daughter told me I should sell it for 2€. That's a good idea, so I'm open for donations
- will be invested in the education of my daughter.-
- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 539 posts since 25 Aug, 2006
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- KVRist
- 83 posts since 18 Jan, 2020
It works perfectly fine !