Should add some comments regarding a few things you may notice:
There is some ‘intelligent’ sample finding but if it cannot locate them it will ask you where to find the samples.
Some Apple EXS patches refer to wav files that are actually aiffs or vice-versa, the tools cannot currently work around these yet as we defer to Renoise
Some Trinity/Triton patches refer to a multisample that doesn’t exist. It will ask for the location of these sounds. If you don’t have them cancel this request and they will be ignored.
wow, i had no idea this was sorta ‘official’. or ‘officious’. or whatever. to my surprise, just read about this on CDM’s coverage of the 2.7 release, in their PureMagnetic interview! really cool, big big round of applause for you mxb! i don’t normally do emoticons, but here you go:
This is excellent. I don’t exactly understand what it would mean to be able to load a “Program” file (MPC1000) into Renoise, I think it pretty much means just the samples used on the MPC1000, not the sequenced bit and song structure.
That might be a bit difficult getting this to work with Project files (samples, sequence, almost everything or everything) off the MPC models but if it’s at all possible you’d be the freaking best.
I’ll try to see how all this works. Thank you. : )
On the MPC2000 actual audio samples are saved in ‘.snd’ format. The tool can import these. On the newer MPCs (including MPC1000) the audio samples are saved as ‘.wav’. These could already be used.
Regarding programs, the tool will read the ‘.pgm’ and map the audio files (.snd or .wav as required) to the correct midi notes.
Well, Simpler/Sampler format from Ableton Live might be intriguing too 