advice needed on creating a sample-based virtual instrument

[junebug]

hey all you programmers and gui experts!

www.electronisounds.com is thinking of putting together a sample-based virtual instrument. Our huge content library should provide ample gigs of worthy killah sounds.

but we dont have any coders or programmers on our staff. we are looking for a devlopment team who would be able to program the code for the instrument itself and hopefully design the gui as well.

the end result should be a vurtual instrument not unlike: stylus rmx, atmosphere, ultra-focus, etc.

this is going to be a long and slow project i'm sure, with plenty of time for proper testing, etc.

any developers wanna team up with us on this one?
thanks for your time!

JUNEBUG

[Bassballjg]

You should seriously consider licensing the WusikEngine. It is a brilliant sample playback synth with tons of untapped potential and a growing userbase.

http://www.wusik.com/index.php

[junebug]

thanks for the tip -
investingating this option presently!
JUNEBUG

[dhanjit]

thanks for the tip -
investingating this option presently!
JUNEBUG

Being someone who is very familiar with your products (16 of your sample CDs ), I think the WusikEngine would be a very good option for you. The Nu Audio Science soundsets such as Dopetwistas and Rude Ass Beats show what can be done with loops, and you could make some really great layered sounds from stuff like the Poison Sounds material.

The conversion tools already exist, and this would be your quickest and most straightforward way to a virtual instrument like Atmosphere and Stylus RMX.

[sonicfire]

what does licensing the wusikengine cost ?
i think i´m also interested

[dhanjit]

what does licensing the wusikengine cost ?
i think i´m also interested

Some info here http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=72246, but for the cost of licensing you need to contact WilliamK.