@Lunacy-Audio Thanks for that recommendation. It seems like a really really nice solution for when you first sample, but for adapting existing samples, it doesn't seem ideal.

It's an old topic, but seems worthwhile to gather this stuff in a thread.

https://www.bjoernbojahr.de/endlesswav.html
with WINE on a Mac works

Wine is pretty simple to use:
https://www.howtogeek.com/263211/how-to-run-windows-programs-on-a-mac-with-wine/

I wasn't able to get Loop Auditioneer working with WINE - always crashed after I created settings.

+1 for standalone. For example, I really appreciate Arturia providing standalone versions of their synths. It's great for trying things out, using them as "hardware" and building presets. They also do provide a "playlist" feature so it is more friendly to the performer to organize presets for a show.

I have not been able to get a decent crossfade in a basic sample of a waveform. It always seems to "duck" at the loop point. Is there some sort of setting I'm missing for the crossfade?

Is it possible to have a greater range in MPE pitch bend? 12 steps is ok for some things, but not great for others, such as percussion. I haven't found a place to edit that.

@pnyboer said in MIDI player playing too fast:

Using Version 2.1.

Built from source a few weeks ago, by the way.

Using Version 2.1.

I fired up my rudimentary python skills and used mido to read the file and get some information.
It reports the ticks per beat for the file exported from Ableton as:
MIDI ticks_per_beat 96
The same file imported into Logic and exported reports:
MIDI ticks_per_beat 480

So that appears to be the probem. I found elsewhere in the forum that HISE expects 960. So let me rephrase this question: what do you export MIDI files from so it gives you 960 tpb?

what do you mean the "midi quality" ? Is there header information that is incompatible? Is there a way to modify headers to match what HISE expects?

Questions about the MIDI player...
I created some MIDI files in Live, 4 bars long at 120 bpm.
HISE is set to 120 bpm.
They all seem to play at 4x speed (or something really fast). I then imported them into Logic, and exported from there, and when I play them in the MIDI player, they play at 2x speed.
Is there any way to control this?

@Lunacy-Audio Thanks for that recommendation. It seems like a really really nice solution for when you first sample, but for adapting existing samples, it doesn't seem ideal.

It's an old topic, but seems worthwhile to gather this stuff in a thread.

https://www.bjoernbojahr.de/endlesswav.html
with WINE on a Mac works

Wine is pretty simple to use:
https://www.howtogeek.com/263211/how-to-run-windows-programs-on-a-mac-with-wine/

I wasn't able to get Loop Auditioneer working with WINE - always crashed after I created settings.

+1 for standalone. For example, I really appreciate Arturia providing standalone versions of their synths. It's great for trying things out, using them as "hardware" and building presets. They also do provide a "playlist" feature so it is more friendly to the performer to organize presets for a show.

There's no branch or pull request done for this? This seems surprising, as it is not terribly useful as it is. One of the reasons I'm diving into HISE is to not have to deal with C++!