I'm very pleased to announce the second product to be released by Redmatica: AutoSampler Designed to be a creative tool for bridging the gap between high quality hardware synths and the virtual studio world, AutoSampler is a standalone software dedicated to the automatic advanced sampling of midi instruments. Through use of a suited host program as Logic, it's also possible to sample virtual instruments. At the end of this process, ready-to-play Exs24 instruments (and relative samples) are automatically created. Main features: - Multisample multivelocity sampling of midi synth patches in an automated unattended way from any coreaudio audio device. You can set the number of velocity levels to be sampled, the key range and the key step to use for sampling (every 1 semitone, every 2 semitones, etc....) - Multidimensional sampling: you can define up to 2 parameters controlled by midi cc in the midi synth, to be sampled (for example, cutoff and lfo modulation). For each combination of values of these parameters, a full multisample keymap is sampled. On playback of the generated Exs instrument ,   the user can define up to 2 controllers for navigating from his masterkeyboard in realtime between these keymaps, and play back the corresponding sampled sound set... - Generates ready-to-play Exs24 instruments. No user action is required. - Midi layer sampling mode: you can multisample a sound generated by mixing multiple synths. Each voice has a user definable midi volume/expression graphic envelope for compositing the final sound. Useful for creatively designing new sounds. - Automatic sampling with specific normalization modes, limiter, truncation, audio overload protection, release time detection, custom velocity maps - Can sample whole banks of synth patches - Imports patch names from SoundDiver (or from normal text files) - Integrated virtual keyboard and bidimensional virtual controller pad - Comprehensive log file generation with embedded graphical snapshots of each sample - Standalone software for OSX 10.2.6 or later AutoSampler will be available for purchase from the Redmatica online shop in May 2004. Price is to be announced

any website? screenshots... im very interested...

On Mar 31, 2004, at 5:49 AM, pentajigga wrote: > any website? screenshots... im very interested... For some reason, the url was removed from the announcement message. You can see some screenshots on www.redmatica.com Next week we will have several demo instruments to be downloadable Best Regards Andrea at Redmatica

>> any website? screenshots... im very interested... > > For some reason, the url was removed from the announcement message. > You can see some screenshots on www.redmatica.com > Next week we will have several demo instruments to be downloadable > > Best Regards > Andrea at Redmatica Very interesting ;o) It is the death of hardware synth ;o) We are going to need a G8 running at 20 Ghz with 300 GB of memory ;o) But it is going to be a big job for synth like the A6 Andromeda Best Cyril Blanc Independent Quantum Leap Symphony orchestra forum (QLSO) for Mac http://groups.yahoo.com/group/qlso/"; A6 Andromeda forum : http://groups.yahoo.com/group/A6_andromeda/"; Petition : ³Support of the APPLE LaserWriter 300 in MAC OS X² http://www.PetitionOnline.com/Ap1c1/petition.html

On Mar 31, 2004, at 10:13 AM, Cyril Blanc wrote: > > Very interesting ;o) > It is the death of hardware synth ;o) From my point of view this won't be the death of anything. Actually, based on what i see here, with AutoSampler you will use your hardware synths much more, for sound design... > We are going to need a G8 running at 20 Ghz with 300 GB of memory ;o) Cyril, i have one bad and one good news for you. The bad news is that i just checked my macs here, and there is no G8 yet The good news is that i just checked my macs here, and there is no G8 yet :) > But it is going to be a big job for synth like the A6 Andromeda Good results were obtained with old vintage analogic synths. Of course it's still a sophisticated set of samples against a real synth.. for many applications this will be ok, for others it won't. Best Regards Andrea at Redmatica