I managed to convert all my Fairlight sounds 1 year ago directly from
my Hd' s using cmios9 ( kmi ), but you lost the fairlight filter + its
particular pitch shifting ( from 5hz to 200 khz) + its unique sound-
converters.
So you can imagine the sounds are hmmm near useless.
Finally the best way I find is to record the analog output of the
fairlight using an apogee but the software sampler doesn' t reproduce
the original pitch shifting "effect" , so it' s still far from the
original.
Fairlight is a like a Stradivarius . Hard to catch in a modern
computer .
James
--- In Fairlight-CMI@yahoogroups.com, Tomás wrote:
>
> Reading the review in keyboard mag this month, it states that Giga can
> import Fairlight format samples.
>
> Has anyone on the list used this facility? How good is it? Does it
> work with CMI HDs connected via SCSI on your PC?
>
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Re: [Fairlight-CMI] Re: Gigasampler translation
2008-01-31 by Peter Connelly
How does the Fairlight pitch shifter work in comparison to other samplers, such as Giga or contact? I did notice playing a single sample was a lot more gratifying on the CMI as oppesed to playing it on another, regular sampler.
Cheers,
Peter
On Jan 23, 2008 11:03 PM, paradyse_james <paradyse_james@yahoo.fr> wrote: