Tool published: SFZ to HISE samplemaps & JSON opcodes extractor

[andioak]

I made a tool for myself a while ago, a translator for SFZ to HISE samplemaps that worked better than the internal one in HISE did at the time. Since then @Christoph-Hart fixed the importer and it now works better. Even so, I went ahead and made it an open source web app (standard JS) that translates SFZ into HISE samplemaps.

It also does another thing I wanted at the time I started the project and that came from another thing I was doing, which is to gather up all the opcodes into an object form so I could interface and re-work it a bit and save it as data. So this app outputs a JSON object that you can copy to clipboard with a button on the app ui to raw JSON or in a variable form. So either just the object itself { data } or in a var x = { data };.

The project is now on my website, KeyPleezer.com, and you can check it out and test it out and see if it works for you. It can be used for those SFZ instruments that are in structures that HISE has issues with or where settings in the SFZ to HISE converter app can help solve the issue and get you a valid samplemap.

The fact that you get an object with the opcodes makes it possible to output other formats as well, like the DecentSampler.

I will be publishing the source and a stand-alone HTML/JS app on Github soon and then post the links here.

Until then you can test it out in the published web tool:

https://keypleezer.com/sfz-to-hise-converter/

I wrote a little manual for it as well:

https://keypleezer.com/sfz-to-hise-converter/manual/

I'm sure there are bugs remaining in it so feel free to help me test it out and find them, give feedback on features etc.

[andioak]

The open source project is accessible here on GitHub:

https://github.com/anderseklov/SFZ-to-HISE-converter

I still did not add a release yet, but will soon. Then you can download a minimalistic HTML app and keep in your book marks, work with offline etc. Or just use the live web app.

[ulrik]

@andioak This is much appreciated, thank a lot!!

[andioak]

Added a link to the app to the SFZ format site, now the SFZ to HISE converter is linked (and thereby HISE itself :) ) from the tools section:

https://sfzformat.com/software/tools/