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Hi, I downloaded those audiotools, they look great, but it's not clear how to use them, do you have a tutorial please? Thanks.
related to an answer for: How to make libraries without coding?
in Using the Sampler by andy-slatter (150 points)

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I just updated the tools
As I said, I added the drum preset generator (DR-DS)
Just a few UI related things I want to improve and then I will work on video tutorials and distribute a few example projects/instruments made with the tools.

The github repository for the tools:
https://github.com/robotmitchum/sample_tools

Latest exe release for Windows :
https://github.com/robotmitchum/sample_tools/releases/tag/v1.3.0

For MacOs / Linux users :
Install python 3.12.8 with the packages specified in requirements.txt and hopefully you should be good to go
(I could not test my tools thoroughly on these platforms)
by michel-pecqueur (2.0k points)
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You are right, my tools are pretty concise to say the least.
I plan to release some tutorials in the near future.
I'm writing a specialized drum preset generator right now which I will add very soon.

In the mean time, what you can do is read the tool tips when hovering over the various widgets of the UI since I tried to explain most of the features in this manner.

TLDR;
- To create instrument presets use the tool called SMP2ds

- SMP2Ds expects a root directory for your instrument, drag and drop this folder on the SMP2ds window

- Your samples must be located in a sub-directory called "Samples" with a capital S (directly inside your instrument root directory)

- Your audio files should typically named something like this:
"Piano_A4_v127.wav" - though I strongly recommend the flac format
In this case, the pattern in SMP2ds UI should be
"{group}_{note}_{vel}" (which is the default)

Press the "Create dspreset" button to generate the preset in the root directory. And if everything is alright you should hear a notifying sound and it's done!
by michel-pecqueur (2.0k points)
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