Testing an .ch1 Monolith and Samplemap in Hise
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@midiculous Definitely seems like a bug, is this in the latest version from github?
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@d-healey Yes it's the latest version. I've also noticed that saving as a Monolith creates an XML file, instead of a .ch1. See attached. When saving as a monolith, it creates an XML.
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I hope @Christoph-Hart can address this soon. I really can't do anything with my project without the ability to make samplemaps correctly and I have way to many to do things one-by-one.
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Bump....Still can't do any batch conversions. I can't believe I'm the only one that can't do batch conversions. It crashes all the time.
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Most of my issues have been with SampleMaps in the past. I've currently put my HISE scripting on hold while I tinker with GUI. I'm sure this will haunt me in the near future.
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@dustbro said in Testing an .ch1 Monolith and Samplemap in Hise:
Most of my issues have been with SampleMaps in the past. I've currently put my HISE scripting on hold while I tinker with GUI. I'm sure this will haunt me in the near future.
@dustbro Are you on a Mac or Windows
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The problem with the monolith converter is that is only useful for importing samples exported with Keymap Pro, which doesn't even run on newer macOS versions anymore. So yes, you are the only one using it and I am not all too motivated to support software that was deliberately killed by Apple.
If you need it, you can go back in time and try one of the older HISE versions (check out the 1.0.0 version maybe, the sample map format hasn't changed since then), but with the new threading model I would have to explicitly add a edge case and keep on testing it that it doesn't break with new features, which is too much of a burden for such a exotic thing.
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@christoph-hart said in Testing an .ch1 Monolith and Samplemap in Hise:
The problem with the monolith converter is that is only useful for importing samples exported with Keymap Pro, which doesn't even run on newer macOS versions anymore. So yes, you are the only one using it and I am not all too motivated to support software that was deliberately killed by Apple.
If you need it, you can go back in time and try one of the older HISE versions (check out the 1.0.0 version maybe, the sample map format hasn't changed since then), but with the new threading model I would have to explicitly add a edge case and keep on testing it that it doesn't break with new features, which is too much of a burden for such a exotic thing.
Keymap is a software tool....The samples being converted are simple AIF with INST Chunk Meta Data. This is standard across all samplers and industry. Keymap is only a tool to edit the samples, but the final output is an AIF file with INST chunk meta data in it, which UVI, Kontakt, and most other samplers support.
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@christoph-hart Does anyone have an idea on how to convert hundreds of samples to monolith? How are others doing it...One by One? If an AIF with Meta data is "unsupported" or Old school, then please share what is the new way of converting samples/instruments in 2018?
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@midiculous I just map my samples, then save the same map and then right-click the mapping editor, go to save as, and select save as monolith.
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@d-healey And I'm assuming you don't have hundreds of these to do?
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@midiculous about 40 sample maps for my current project. 1000s of samples though.
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@d-healey My last project had 1000 SampleMaps and the current project has 458. So doing that by hand is a nightmare. Luckily for some strange reason the current project was able to product the HLAC in batch without crashing, but that was one in a million. The batch crashes 90% of the time.
I'll figure out another way...
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@midiculous That's a lot of sample maps! How many samples?
