It´s an old Sampler which WAS widely spread.
I have 4 b.t.w. and I have Wavelab 4.01b too.
I never used it for the S 1000 / S 1100,- it can be used w/ it but I
have no SCSI board in my computer.
If it works w/ S-2000, it probably works w/ the S 1xxx series too,-
don´t know.
For me, it´s not interesting to transfer samples via MIDI or SCSI
because it´s too slow for larger amounts of content.
SCSI is very outdated and I´ve not seen any SCSI PCIe card for any
computers mainboard.
There are PCI cards but they will dissappear soon uór being unusable as
soon you´ll find no PCI slots anymore on mainboards.
You asked for a free program and you have Wavelab already.
I said there is no free program and Wavelab is also not free.
Wavelab deals w/ the samples only but not w/ the Akai S series program
structure, that´s the point.
Constructor allows to import any programs and samples from vintage and
todays samplers and uses these files in it´s own format as long as you
work in the program on your machine.
You create new setups and programs and than, you can transfer this to
any sampler again and it´s playable form a keyboard or sequencer.
This way you could use the same library in any of your available
samplers, even virtual ones like Kontakt, Halion, Independence, EXS,
EMU X and such,- as also in your hardware samplers.
Constructor seems to be the only program which can do this and it´s not
expensive, there was a X-mas special for $99.-
It´s only a question how good it can do it actually and if it´s not so
good, what the updates bring in near future.
I´ll buy it any way and as sonn there are distrubutors in europe as
also support and my probs are solved I hope.
Wavelab deals w/ the raw samples only and if you export samples from
Wavlelab in Akai mode these aren´t WAV anymore.
AKAI doesn´t read wav.
Forget everything is for free in the world and there´s definitely
nothing which "MUST" exsist.
It´s hard work to code a really universal program and it´s worth the
money if it works correctly.
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Hi and thanks for you answer....
i can not believe it???
no software fore such a widely spread sampler?
what i wanted to do is just transfer, nothing else.
i also have a S2000 and i am working with wavelab:
you just load a wav sample, then go to "send to sampler" and it
is transfered to the S2000 via SCSI - easy!!!!
in the list of supported samplers there is also the S1000 but it
is only listed via MIDI transfer.
but i just cant believe that there is no sollution to transfer
via SCSI to the S1000 ?????
there must be something???
no?
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