Re: [Lmuse-user] how to rip my keyboard's sound

[Geoff B. <ge...@la...>]

On 06/08/2011 05:10 AM, Florian Jung wrote:
> Hi
>
> are you aware of a way to make my laptop sound (pretty much) exactly as
> my keyboard's synth?
> my keyboard is a pretty simple sampler (not much effect stuff; it's a
> cheap beginners keyboard), a yamaha.
>
> i'd like to have some sort of soundfont or any other way to "emulate" my
> keyboard's sound
>
> i'm asking because the PCLite soundfont doesn't sound very well for some
> MIDIs intended for my keyboard...
>
> it has to be free, and nondestructive (soldering in my keyboard is NOT
> good ;) )
>
> i thought, maybe a tool exists which automatically creates a soundfont
> from my keyboard, my sending various notes and various patches to it,
> recording the result, and do some black magic to remove noise, find out
> the envelope, find the attack and sustain phases, set the loops
> correctly, and write this into a soundfont ;)
>
> i know that this is a bit utopic, but maybe some weird guy has written
> something like that...
> if not: do you think it's possible? then maybe i'll be that weird guy ^^nothin' wierd about Devin ;)
maybe try  http://code.google.com/p/synthclone/

nothin' wierd about Devin ;)

best

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