Re: [music-dsp] WAV player instrument recommendation

[Jacob Penn]

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On June 14, 2018 at 1:04:18 PM, Caliban Darklock (cali...@darklock.com)
wrote:

Every software sampler I know of caches the samples in memory and won't
recognise on-disk changes. There's no reason you couldn't register interest
in file changes and reload when they're detected, though, so one could
certainly be written - and if you could find an open source sampler VST it
shouldn't be too difficult to hack in this functionality.

On Thu, Jun 14, 2018 at 9:09 AM Dave Carpenter 
wrote:

> Can anyone recommend some simple software available that would allow me to
> attach a MIDI keyboard controller to my Windows PC and play individual .wav
> files that I provide for each note? Like C4.wav, C#4.wav, D4.wav, D#4.wav,
> etc or similar. I'm thinking of virtual instrument, VST, or similar, but it
> doesn't have to be. I need the player to instantly recognize updated .wav
> files. They will be generated by my external program. I need to be able to
> tweak some parameters, re-generate the .wav files, and play and hear the
> results quickly without having to go through a lot of extra steps for each
> revision. This is the requirement that makes it hard to find a solution.
> Thanks for your ideas.  --Dave
>
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Re: [music-dsp] WAV player instrument recommendation

[Caliban Darklock]

Every software sampler I know of caches the samples in memory and won't
recognise on-disk changes. There's no reason you couldn't register interest
in file changes and reload when they're detected, though, so one could
certainly be written - and if you could find an open source sampler VST it
shouldn't be too difficult to hack in this functionality.

On Thu, Jun 14, 2018 at 9:09 AM Dave Carpenter 
wrote:

> Can anyone recommend some simple software available that would allow me to
> attach a MIDI keyboard controller to my Windows PC and play individual .wav
> files that I provide for each note? Like C4.wav, C#4.wav, D4.wav, D#4.wav,
> etc or similar. I'm thinking of virtual instrument, VST, or similar, but it
> doesn't have to be. I need the player to instantly recognize updated .wav
> files. They will be generated by my external program. I need to be able to
> tweak some parameters, re-generate the .wav files, and play and hear the
> results quickly without having to go through a lot of extra steps for each
> revision. This is the requirement that makes it hard to find a solution.
> Thanks for your ideas.  --Dave
>
>
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Re: [music-dsp] WAV player instrument recommendation

[Scott Gravenhorst]

Hi Dave,

This is certainly possible, and I'm not really into VST, but I'm not aware of 
one that
works precisely that way.

Probably not what you want to hear, but if I wanted this, I'd write it myself...

music-dsp@music.columbia.edu wrote:
>Can anyone recommend some simple software available that would allow me to
>attach a MIDI keyboard controller to my Windows PC and play individual .wav
>files that I provide for each note? Like C4.wav, C#4.wav, D4.wav, D#4.wav,
>etc or similar. I'm thinking of virtual instrument, VST, or similar, but it
>doesn't have to be. I need the player to instantly recognize updated .wav
>files. They will be generated by my external program. I need to be able to
>tweak some parameters, re-generate the .wav files, and play and hear the
>results quickly without having to go through a lot of extra steps for each
>revision. This is the requirement that makes it hard to find a solution.
>Thanks for your ideas.  --Dave
>
>
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Re: [music-dsp] WAV player instrument recommendation

[Giulio Moro]

Pure Data ? 
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On Thursday, 14 June 2018, 17:08:30 BST, Dave Carpenter 
 wrote: 

Can anyone recommend some simple software available that would allow me to
attach a MIDI keyboard controller to my Windows PC and play individual .wav
files that I provide for each note? Like C4.wav, C#4.wav, D4.wav, D#4.wav,
etc or similar. I'm thinking of virtual instrument, VST, or similar, but it
doesn't have to be. I need the player to instantly recognize updated .wav
files. They will be generated by my external program. I need to be able to
tweak some parameters, re-generate the .wav files, and play and hear the
results quickly without having to go through a lot of extra steps for each
revision. This is the requirement that makes it hard to find a solution.
Thanks for your ideas.  --Dave



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