At 01:36 AM 1/7/05 -0500, you wrote:
>Does anyone know why certain libraries of mine play back with STATIC only --
>however IF I check on the samples (i.e. open the individual wave forms in
>the sample edit mode) they look and audition just fine?
>Strange...
Probably a task for EXSManager again...
The .exs files have information on what format the sample file is. Static
can either happen if the type or the bits are wrong.
Typewise, if it's AIFF, it'll have a "AIFF" text line in it. If WAVE, the
"WAVE", if Sound Designer, then "Sd2f".
If this is out of sync, especially if it's a AIFF and the .exs says WAVE,
you get static because the EXS engine plays the sample data in the wrong
byte order.
Also, if the .exs file says 16-bit, it'll play the sample with 16-bit
interpretation (2 bytes per sample). If the samples are 24-bit, you get static.
You can use EXSManager to sort this all out, then you'll be golden.
Garth Hjelte
Sampler User