RE: [Linuxsampler-devel] Release samples, sustain quick release

[Vladimir S. <ha...@so...>]

Benno,

Most of those samples are in SF2 format, but not all. There is one
pretty good 35M .gig sample there.
That's the one I have been using . . .
Good news about free samples from NAMM! How do we get them? :)

Regards,
Vladimir.

PS: I'm pretty sure there was an "unrar" utility for linux, but I
haven't used it with self extracting archives.
I can probably ask the author for permission to redistribute his .gig
(or maybe he could put it out there in .gz instead of rar self extractor
for us linux users, I'm sure he'll be excited to know that he can use
linux sampler with his own sample too :)

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Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 5:45 AM
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Subject: Re: [Linuxsampler-devel] Release samples, sustain quick release


the sfArk decompression utility (for Windows) works without any problem
under Linux using Wine. download the sample in .sfark format. download
SfArk from http://www.melodymachine.com/sfark.htm
wine sfark_setup.exe
and then use the application's filedialog to load and decompress the
file. easier than that ? :-) Anyway those samples are in SF2 format so
for now of little use for LinuxSampler.

BTW in my post about the Sample Library producers
I forgot to say that those that will come at NAMM 
agreed to give us a few free sampling CDs that LinuxSampler developers
can use for development and testing purposes. Very nice !

cheers,
Benno
http://www.linuxsampler.org

Scrive Mark Constable <ma...@re...>:

> > > http://www.musik.auc.dk/~bovbjerg/piano4.html
> 
> Glug. Sorry to be boring but would anyone have a plain
> uncompressed linux-friendly version of any of these files
> available online somewhere, particluarly the gig ?
> 
> --markc
> 
> 


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