Good morning:
Last night I had some real issues importing .SF2 instrument into Auria Pro - got it working.
I was about to try a couple commercial EXS instruments that I bought but when I looked at the directory structure, I wasn't sure if it would work (and it was getting way too late )
Here's the default directory structure:
CoolSynth Bank 1 > *.exs files
Samples > Lots of *.wav/*.aiff files
I'm assuming that I can do this:
Sampler Instruments > CoolSynth > CoolSynth Bank 1 > *.exs files
Sampler Instruments > CoolSynth > Samples > Lots of *.wav/*.aiff files
Will this work or do I need to change up the structure? Thanks!
I looked at some other posts here and on audiobus.us and wasn't able to find the answer.
Best regards,
Rich
Importing EXS Instrument(s) Directory Structure
Re: Importing EXS Instrument(s) Directory Structure
Rich,
The file structure for EXS files should actually look something more like this:
Sampler Instruments> Synth (folder)> Cool Synth (folder)> Cool Synth.exs
Sampler Instruments> Synth (folder)> Cool Synth (folder)> Cool Synth .wav files (in a folder)
It is of course optional if you want to put your new samples in a parent folder (like 'Synths')
Make sure that the name of the actual EXS file matches that of the folder which contains its .Wav audio files.
-Corey
The file structure for EXS files should actually look something more like this:
Sampler Instruments> Synth (folder)> Cool Synth (folder)> Cool Synth.exs
Sampler Instruments> Synth (folder)> Cool Synth (folder)> Cool Synth .wav files (in a folder)
It is of course optional if you want to put your new samples in a parent folder (like 'Synths')
Make sure that the name of the actual EXS file matches that of the folder which contains its .Wav audio files.
-Corey
Re: Importing EXS Instrument(s) Directory Structure
Hi Corey:
Thanks for the reply. Turns out my structure above was incorrect...
I got it working with the default structure from the producer (DigitalSoundFactory) - I just decided let's import this 600MB mess
Here's how the instruments are structured :
Sampler Instruments > Synth1
Sampler Instruments > Synth1 > Bank 1
Sampler Instruments > Synth1 > Bank 1 > Patch 1.exs
Sampler Instruments > Synth1 > Bank 1 > Patch 2.exs
...
Sampler Instruments > Synth1 > Bank 2 > Patch 1.exs
...
Sampler Instruments > Synth2 > Bank 1 > Patch 1.exs
...
SoundFont Samples > Synth 1 Bank 1 > lots of .wav
SoundFont Samples > Synth 1 Bank 2 > lots of .wav
SoundFont Samples > Synth 2 Bank 1 > lots of .wav
...
Sorry for the confusion above.
Total it's about 6 synths with 4-6 banks each; with 75-100 patches per bank.
Rich
Thanks for the reply. Turns out my structure above was incorrect...
I got it working with the default structure from the producer (DigitalSoundFactory) - I just decided let's import this 600MB mess
Here's how the instruments are structured :
Sampler Instruments > Synth1
Sampler Instruments > Synth1 > Bank 1
Sampler Instruments > Synth1 > Bank 1 > Patch 1.exs
Sampler Instruments > Synth1 > Bank 1 > Patch 2.exs
...
Sampler Instruments > Synth1 > Bank 2 > Patch 1.exs
...
Sampler Instruments > Synth2 > Bank 1 > Patch 1.exs
...
SoundFont Samples > Synth 1 Bank 1 > lots of .wav
SoundFont Samples > Synth 1 Bank 2 > lots of .wav
SoundFont Samples > Synth 2 Bank 1 > lots of .wav
...
Sorry for the confusion above.
Total it's about 6 synths with 4-6 banks each; with 75-100 patches per bank.
Rich
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