EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Use Toast in conjunction with Peak or something similar. Peak can
auto-select "regions" and export them in bulk. Then they can be imported
into the EXS. There a several programs which do this sort of thing.

> From: Emanuel Frey <efrey@...>
> Reply-To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2001 22:18:27 +0100
> To: <exs-users@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: [exs] Audio CD to WAV / AIFF converter (single sounds)
> 
> 
> Hello all
> 
> I asked the same question before, and got an answer from several of you.
> Thanks. 
> It seems that we misunderstood each other, and maybe I haven¹t been too
> clear.
> 
> Question (again):
> Is there a software that will read Audio CDs and write their content as WAV
> / AIFF files on my hard disk (MAC)? I know there is Toast Audio Extract, and
> different others, but they just copy the whole tracks. That¹s simple. But,
> for importing the WAV files into EXS24, I need each single SOUND from the CD
> extracted as a separate WAV file, not the whole tracks! How else should I
> import them into EXS, if not divided. Certainly not manually, or do YOU
> spend hours for dividing extracted tracks manually into individual samples?
> (hope you don¹t!)
> 
> Most audio sample CDs have small pauses (half a second or more) between the
> different sounds/samples on the CD that would allow the software (which is
> to be found here ;) ) to recognise the individual sounds by just cutting the
> pauses and saving the rest as individual files. Shouldn¹t be too difficult
> and should work for all sounds that are somehow consistent, but not for
> sounds that contain silence periods within themselves, of course.
> 
> Did I discover the last real audio market whole for a developer to fill with
> his new product?
> I want to make music, not deal with audio CD¹s to rip for hours. Help?
> 
> Greetings and sorry for the unclear question last time.
> Emanuel
> 
> PS: By the way, I hate to see producers to just offer audio CD¹s and no
> AKAI/EXS24 version. But this seems to be a sales/financial problem. The more
> mainstream, the better the chance for AKAI version. As we all like those
> off-stream, independent, garage sounding, all-new samples, we will have to
> deal with audio sample CDs.
> 
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