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Samplecell Users Front End?
Any help is much appreciated... I would've posted in the SampleCell section, but it's essentially dead.
Hi... I've just added a samplecell II card to complement my others (mainly drum triggering purposes). My question to you power users... Which program should I use as a "front end" to get all my AUDIO sample CD's into the right format. I'm undergoing a large transformation of all my drum libraries (unfortunately all on audio only CD's) into the right format for Samplecell. Do I use something like Toast Audio Extractor to convert all into SDII files, or PEAK? I'll be xfering 1000's of hits, so I need something fairly intuitive but deep enough for serious cataloging. Also, I'm a little confused as to whether I should be converting everything to Stereo SDII files (for other future uses too) or to split SDII files? Thanks in advance for any insights... |
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Re: Samplecell Users Front End?
Gallery Samplesearch. Long in the tooth (like Samplecell!), but unique and powerful!
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Re: Samplecell Users Front End?
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One follow up if I may... Should I be converting individual hits/pads to SDII STEREO files or SPLIT stereo files? |
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Re: Samplecell Users Front End?
Make stereo files.
They're easier to handle and edit. Also there's less chance that the channels get out of phase during playback. The last time I transferred samples from an audioCD to a HDD library i simply recorded the whole CD to two tracks in PT. Then it was easy to create and name a region for each sample (bd01.L, bd01.R etc). When that's done I just selected all and exported the regions as 16 bit stereo files. [email protected] |
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Re: Samplecell Users Front End?
The last time I transferred samples from an audioCD to a HDD library i simply recorded the whole CD to two tracks in PT. Then it was easy to create and name a region for each sample (bd01.L, bd01.R etc). When that's done I just selected all and exported the regions as 16 bit stereo files. [email protected][/B][/QUOTE] Nice tip.... Thanks.... any others out there? |
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