SAMPLES for Sample-Tracker (GIANTIC pack)

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• Alcoholics Anonymous

  June 2015 edited June 2015

  Wow this is great work.
  
  It took me a little while to figure out how to try it.  The samples don't work with SampleTracker3T, only SampleTracker2.0:
  
  http://www.worldofspectrum.org/infoseekid.cgi?id=0018899
  
  Load that up in USR 0 mode then drag one of the sample taps to the window and select load sample.
  
  To hear a sample, click EDIT (qaop moves cursor) and type some 'piano' keys like z,x,c to generate notes.  The notes will sound as you type them.  You can move up and down in the tracker with caps 6+7.  To get out of edit, click stop and then play to hear the notes entered.  I noticed you need to hold down a note to hear the entire sample play out otherwise you just hear the beginning.  And I guess because you did not resample at a lower rate you need to play at a higher octave to sound more like it was intended.
  
  Do you have these things available as raw binaries?  That might be useful too.
  
  

  Post edited by Alcoholics Anonymous on June 2015

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• adrdesign

  June 2015

  Alcoholics Anonymous said:

  Wow this is great work.
  
  It took me a little while to figure out how to try it.  The samples don't work with SampleTracker3T, only SampleTracker2.0:
  
  http://www.worldofspectrum.org/infoseekid.cgi?id=0018899
  
  Load that up in USR 0 mode then drag one of the sample taps to the window and select load sample.
  
  To hear a sample, click EDIT (qaop moves cursor) and type some 'piano' keys like z,x,c to generate notes.  The notes will sound as you type them.  You can move up and down in the tracker with caps 6+7.  To get out of edit, click stop and then play to hear the notes entered.  I noticed you need to hold down a note to hear the entire sample play out otherwise you just hear the beginning.  And I guess because you did not resample at a lower rate you need to play at a higher octave to sound more like it was intended.
  
  Do you have these things available as raw binaries?  That might be useful too.
  
  

  Sorry but my english is poor. I presume you are asking for the original data from disc. The full library is 8-bit 14080hz so no resampling is needed (SampleTracker standard=16000hz).
  
  For previewing purposes, I give you the XI version here (works on most trackers):
  
  Fairlight CMI XI
  
  Moreover, I created a pack with all the files needed to batch process to .tap, including SampleTracker2d and 3T turbo loading version (WAV) and Wavosaur sample editor portable.
  
  DOWNLOAD HERE
  and download JAVA 1.6 (needed to work)
  
  METHOD:
  
  Just put your samples in a folder inside SampleTrackerToolchain/
  
  Open CMD at SampleTrackerToolchain/ and type
  
  CONVERT.BAT <folder name>
  
  All samples converted will be in ZX_<folder name>
  
  
  Credits for the Java wav2tap
  
  Code by MONO
  http://mono.atari.pl/
  
  Suggestions/testing/annoying: YERZMYEY
  http://yerzmyey.i-demo.pl/
  
  
• Yerzmyey

  June 2015

  Ah, and changing octaves is made by keys 1,2,3 (probably rather in the EDIT mode).
  

  ZX81/ZX Spectrum/Amiga/Atari music: http://yerzmyey.i-demo.pl/
• goodboy

  June 2015

  it is a lot of samples in the Russian editors of digital music : Instrument/Sampler/DigitalStudio
  http://zxaaa.untergrund.net/DISKI/instrument.zip
  http://zxaaa.untergrund.net/DISKI/digitalstudio.zip
  simply use the trd2tap converter