I found out that Renoise and Sononym have ogg support. But only if the file extension is *.ogg. I tried to open some FLStudio sound files in both and it doesn’t work, because the file extension is wav. When i rename them to xxx.ogg it works. Would it be possible to add support for ogg encoded wav files?
Sononym needs an option to hide not loadable sound files:
It seems is not possible to get the vorbis.acm working in 64bit environment in Windows 10, so alot FL samples cant be indexed correctly.
Is it possible to drag and drop files directly from SONONYM to RENOISE in Linux? I tried, but it’s not working.
Doesn’t work for me either. Weirdly it does work with reaper.
Hm… 
I won Redux or Sononym and Redux has other problems with receiving keystrokes …
I tried it, but it doesn’t work.
Maybe you can explain lilith what doesn’t work for you, I’m sure danoise might be interested? (Maybe be better in that other thread.)
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I can’t get that to work either, it doesn’t recognise the configuration folder (I assume I’m choosing the correct one, ~/.config/Sononym).
Same here: I replied in the other thread.
Sononym is so great that I actually started to google for “sononym” instead “synonym” 
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Hey there.
When using Sononym on Windows it shuts down Audio from the DAW.
(When Audio service is started by Sononym, the DAW shuts down its audio server.
When I start Sononym first and then the DAW it’s the other way around. The DAW will shutdown
Sononyms Audioserver.)
Anybody knows why this happens? This is in Windows 10 only. (<-- Parallels installation with ASIO4All
on a Mac). On OSX no problems. But I need to use windows right now for several reasons.
I am not used to windows, so I do not know what’s going on.
Anyone any idea?
Best,
tL.
Hey tL, I missed out on your post.
Anybody knows why this happens?
Could you share anything about the sound card or driver that you’ve picked?
I mean, it sounds like the driver needs exclusive access - this is often the case with ASIO, but of course it might be something else.
Hey there. 
Yeah, it’s an ASIO4All installation with (FL Studio) ASIO Driver selected,
as this is the only one that really works well.
Normal ASIO gives clicks&crackles.
and my MOTU PCI Audio Driver isn’t supported anymore under Win10.
In FL Studio’s Audio settings, under the drop down where you chose ASIO4ALL, there is a checkbox labeled something along the lines of auto-mute or auto-switch… something like that. Is that check box marked? Selecting or de-selecting that should allow Sononym to steal the audio server while you are running FL. Basically, if you minimize FL (or if playback is paused I think) it will let other software use the sound server.
Here another feature request: Being able to replay samples at different sample rate, for example having a caps-lock piano-keyboard to play the sample, with a display of the sample rate at key.
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And another one: context menu terminal commands shortcuts and editor or config file, including an option to rescan/update the current dir after execution. Example usage: Using sox to convert a sample to another samplerate (e.g. 44.1->48kHz) with extreme quality. Or deleting a sample 
Of course support for multiple selection at once.
Any news? It got a bit quiet here
Yes, there’s a new release around the corner - it includes a lot of the workflow improvements that have been suggested so far.
Actually, the release has been gestating for a while - all that’s really missing is support for multiple file drag’n’drop across all platforms. Windows support is missing for the application framework that we are using for the Sononym GUI (electron), but we now have some alternatives solutions that are looking pretty good
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Great review @ beat, congrats.