@Simon Thank You

before I try it, I want to ask - so I don't do something stupid.
if I have a working Hise on my PC (Linux Mint) and I want to have it on another PC as well - can I simply copy the entire Hise folder to a USB and copy Hise from the USB to another PC? or do I have to compile Hise on each PC?

the second computer also has Linux Mint

@d-healey great. I'm in a better mood now

@d-healey I understand now. I will not use anything that cannot be opened with an open source tool. (it is not compatible with my philosophy) Thank you.

I will find other samples

@Lindon I am surprised that it is such a problem to convert. But thanks for the responses

@Simon thak You

if I understand it correctly, it is allowed to use Pianobook samples. But if they are in .ncw (Kontakt) format, how do I convert them to .wav? the best would be a solution for Linux, but it is not a condition. If he could solve it more easily in Windows, that's also good. Please help

I convert other formats using Audacity, but .ncw is not accepted by Audacity

@d-healey ok

@d-healey if I work as a non-programmer on a GPL non-commercial project for the good of humanity.
So wouldn't it be more appropriate to work with an expert programmer? did I think correctly?

@DabDab

@d-healey ok I'll watch your videos about it.. but I'm afraid I have to write code.

@ospfeigrp if I understand correctly, we have to create and add the .png files. Or take a picture of the key if it is pressed and if it is not pressed and assign them the correct name.png

@Lindon Thank You

Good tip.

I need a piano samples recorded so that the pedal (sustain) was pressed on the original piano.

I believe that the great work is also important as a non-commercial GPL project.

If you have any ideas, let me know.

@d-healey yes. but it is necessary. The sustain of the piano is fascinating and I would like to highlight it. Thank You

The sound of a piano without a sustain pedal and with a sustain pedal are 2 different sound dimensions of a piano. if we use only one - ok. but the sustained version is more important - especially if we are creating a piano for calm - slow - melancholic music.

it is bad if the sustain of the virtual piano has a BLOCKED STRING sample. (pedal down, the string unlocks)

@d-healey I like your idea and it's definitely a good way to simulate sustain. But..

but is it technically possible? another sample map without CC64 And another sample map with active CC64? Or another sampler ? Possible?

@Robert-Puza but it is not the same for pianos

I need samples that were recorded with someone's foot on the pedal

at the moment, the more important sample for me is recorded so that the foot was on the pedal.

@d-healey of course. If you hold down a key on the midi keyboard for a long time but you don't have your foot on the pedal, it's the same as if you hit the midi keyboard briefly but you have your foot on the pedal.

@Robert-Puza the original sustain must be recorded so that the key is not pressed for a long time, but the pedal is.