EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

<dirk-hq@...> wrote:
> try AwaveStudio from http://www.fmjsoft.com, it is a kind of swiss-knife
for many kinds of soundfiles. And they have a shareware-version, wich does
everything(only one file and than start it new for the next).

I would have suggested exactly the same.
Just res-hacking or renaming some .sf to .sf2 usually won't result in big
pleasure...

Anyways, SF (now, just look how they ripped of my initials... I should sue
them, Sonic Foundry and some town in california) was the pre-SF2 format,
often making use of some RAM samples which you could find on oldskool
SBlaster cards. As these samples can't be included the file transistions
sometimes won't work at all.

Also, most likely I wouldn't even bother with .sf at all. Over the past I
have been downloading tons of them, just to find out that I never even used
a single one. And no, I ain't Mr. Golden Ears - those sounds were just too
lousy though.

Regards,
Sascha