EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Guys,is there any techniques taht u use for manage CDDA format Sample 
CD?
Someone told me to try Translator,i have CHickensys Translator 2.5 
and it seems i can't find any option to split files when converting.
Please any help !

At 09:06 AM 7/8/03 +0000, you wrote:

>Guys,is there any techniques taht u use for manage CDDA format Sample
>CD?
>Someone told me to try Translator,i have CHickensys Translator 2.5
>and it seems i can't find any option to split files when converting.
>Please any help !

It's under Single Sample Mapping under Options, Split Samples When 
Exporting. (It's up to v2.9 now, try updating, perhaps you don't see this 
feature because of that.)

What this does is when you convert a folder of .wav or AIFF files to EXS, 
it takes the Threshold (to determine what "silence" is) parameter and the 
Time (amount of time of silence to qualify) parameter to determine where 
the data slices occur. It then treats those slices as separate pieces of 
data and splits them into separate .wav files.

I just took a CD Audio which had on the average 5 samples per track (about 
500 samples total), ripped it into 99 .wav files (001.wav, 002.wav, etc.), 
and took that folder and converted it into EXS. The resulting .exs files 
referenced newly created files - 001 01.wav, 001 02.wav... which represent 
the slices. This all took about 3 minutes.

There's other utilities that do this, even within Logic, but this is nice 
because it does it on the fly and makes the EXS file and references it all 
in one operation.

Garth Hjelte
Sampler User

--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Garth Hjelte <garth@c...> wrote:
> At 09:06 AM 7/8/03 +0000, you wrote:
> 
> >Guys,is there any techniques taht u use for manage CDDA format 
Sample
> >CD?
> >Someone told me to try Translator,i have CHickensys Translator 2.5
> >and it seems i can't find any option to split files when 
converting.
> >Please any help !
> 
> It's under Single Sample Mapping under Options, Split Samples When 
> Exporting. (It's up to v2.9 now, try updating, perhaps you don't 
see this 
> feature because of that.)
> 
> What this does is when you convert a folder of .wav or AIFF files 
to EXS, 
> it takes the Threshold (to determine what "silence" is) parameter 
and the 
> Time (amount of time of silence to qualify) parameter to determine 
where 
> the data slices occur. It then treats those slices as separate 
pieces of 
> data and splits them into separate .wav files.
> 
> I just took a CD Audio which had on the average 5 samples per track 
(about 
> 500 samples total), ripped it into 99 .wav files (001.wav, 002.wav, 
etc.), 
> and took that folder and converted it into EXS. The resulting .exs 
files 
> referenced newly created files - 001 01.wav, 001 02.wav... which 
represent 
> the slices. This all took about 3 minutes.
> 
> There's other utilities that do this, even within Logic, but this 
is nice 
> because it does it on the fly and makes the EXS file and references 
it all 
> in one operation.
> 
> Garth Hjelte
> Sampler User


Man iam exosted,i have updated Translator,have a folder with 96 long 
tracks *.01 02 03 etc
I checked Split Samples in Export
Right clicked on the folder with those wavs and told him to convert 
to EXS,wav
What he does its create only EXS files,no wav spliting.
I don't know whats wrong...

At 04:26 PM 7/8/03 +0000, you wrote:

>Man iam exosted,i have updated Translator,have a folder with 96 long
>tracks *.01 02 03 etc
>I checked Split Samples in Export
>Right clicked on the folder with those wavs and told him to convert
>to EXS,wav
>What he does its create only EXS files,no wav spliting.
>I don't know whats wrong...

Give us a call, see the phone numbers on your docs. Or email us if that's 
not possible. Send us a .wav file if able as well. It's likely your 
threshold and time settings.

And, see other post.

Garth Hjelte
Sampler User