Chris is right - ON DEMAND only works in certain scenarios when you have a
low density of program changes, the density cutoff depending how fast your
setup is and size of instruments being loaded. I also work with massive
amounts of articulations which requires HOLD or PERSISTENT load mode. My
work
If you have hundreds of program changes in a few bars on demand is not
something that can be used.
On Demand would never be able to handle the amount of articulation
changes we do.
So we need the best of both worlds.
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Subject: Re: [Linuxsampler-devel] Unloadi
Hi Chris,
Apologies if I sound patronising, but I would've imagined that the on
demand hold was made to prevent stuff like that?
No offence, I'm just saying that, imo using 'On demand' would be
better and make far more sense if you want to unload stuff, as opposed
to using 'on demand hold' and wan
Does the blank gig work for on-demand hold samples?
From our experiments it does not clear the channel.
So we are building it into the gui so you can fire the clear of the
channel at any given time for on demand hold samples.
Thanks!
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Subject: Re: [Linuxsamp
If you download oom2 you will find a directory called oomfiles. You will
find a little script in there to convert rg instruments to oom2.
But very soon it will not be needed. We will allow you to build the
instrument directly from your running linuxsampler server.
So it will read the midi maps
Hiya,
The way I currently do it by having a midi map in LS that has program
127 set to a 'null.gig' file, that contains just 1 key dimension, but
no associated .wav file (though I may have put in a blank wav file,
I'd have to check).
This way, I can load up instruments in my sequencer via program
We are working on it for oom2. It will be ready soon.
We have lscp support in the sequencer now and are able to do all sorts
of cool things.
We plan full range of integration with linuxsampler.
So far we automatically read the keyswitches and key ranges of the
instrument. After tonight we wi
Hi all, sorry to belabor this topic, but has any progress been made
concerning using a sequencer to tell LS to unload all instruments? Either by
changing maps, instrument load mode, or any other method.
Thanks,
- Jor
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C
