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APS
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Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 9:16 am    Post subject: Coding a Soft-Sampler Reply with quote

I'm new to the world of DSP programming, but I have goal and the only
way to acheive it is to learn how to do it myself. I want to build a
Mac-compatible soft-sampler in Xcode or port it over if I have to do it
entirely in C. I'm here to ask if there are any books or resources
available on the net that touch upon coding soft-samplers? Try as I
might, all stones seem to turn up focused strictly on synthesis or
filtering.

Are there any open source software samplers on the market? Ultimately
I'd like to create a program akin to VSAMP or Vsampler. Any help or
advice would be greatly appreciated!

APS
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robert bristow-johnson
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Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2005 1:16 am    Post subject: Re: Coding a Soft-Sampler Reply with quote

APS wrote:
Quote:
I'm new to the world of DSP programming, but I have goal and the only
way to acheive it is to learn how to do it myself. I want to build a
Mac-compatible soft-sampler in Xcode or port it over if I have to do it
entirely in C. I'm here to ask if there are any books or resources
available on the net that touch upon coding soft-samplers? Try as I
might, all stones seem to turn up focused strictly on synthesis or
filtering.

Are there any open source software samplers on the market? Ultimately
I'd like to create a program akin to VSAMP or Vsampler. Any help or
advice would be greatly appreciated!

is a "soft-sampler" the same as a "soft-synth" where the snthesis
method is the playback of samples (in the electronic music sense of the
word "sample")?

do you know how to talk to MIDI (in a C program) and to output samples
(in the DSP sense of the word) to the computer output? if you can't do
that, we can't help because it is quite machine specific.

r b-j
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Tobias Erichsen
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Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2005 5:10 pm    Post subject: Re: Coding a Soft-Sampler Reply with quote

"APS" <atlantaprosound@gmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Quote:
I'm new to the world of DSP programming, but I have goal and the only
way to acheive it is to learn how to do it myself. I want to build a
Mac-compatible soft-sampler in Xcode or port it over if I have to do it
entirely in C. I'm here to ask if there are any books or resources
available on the net that touch upon coding soft-samplers? Try as I
might, all stones seem to turn up focused strictly on synthesis or
filtering.

Are there any open source software samplers on the market? Ultimately
I'd like to create a program akin to VSAMP or Vsampler. Any help or
advice would be greatly appreciated!

You should take a look at www.linuxsampler.org. Those guys are implementing
a software-sampler that is currently able to use Gigastudio-compatible
sample-libraries (I think Akai-format is also in the works).

Best regards,
Tobias
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