> I'm curious and I don't know Giga at all: > What are these Dimensions you're all talking about? > (I may have to use it some day....) > Thanks and regards - Colin It is my understanding that when using Gigasampler each 'patch' can have multiple dimensions. So a patch could have one dimension for each type of articulation/style necessary. E.g. a trumpet patch could have a regular sounding dimension tounged normally, another dimension with a legato tounging, a dimension with a certain type of mute, another dimension with another style of mute, etc. So while you're just playing one giga patch you can easily switch between the different dimensions for different articulations. For now, since EXS only handles one "dimension" AFAIK (though at the MusikMesse they showed off a beta version of EXS that could handle multiple "dimensions")... so I think it would make the most sense for CDXtract (and Translator) to convert each dimension into a separate .exs instrument. If the Giga file stores a 'dimension name' you could just append that to the end of the patch name, or if there's no 'dimensoin name' just use a simple numbering system, e.g. trumpet1.exs, trumpet2.exs, etc. By only converting the first dimension you're losing most of the functionality of a Giga instrument, if it contains a bunch of different dimensions. But as soon as 5.2 is available (presuming it still supports multiple articulations as was shown off previously), the conversion routines would need to be revamped ASAP to convert the multiple Giga "dimensions" into multiple EXS "articulations" or whatever Emagic's term is. Jeremy http://www.ixks.com/~sadus
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Re: [exs] Re: Attention all Chickensys Translator fans...
2002-07-26 by Martin, Jeremy
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