just for reference split , you use to be able to with an atari and a korg dsm1 sampler ,it took for ever to up load a sample but it was possible ,have never come across any program on the pc to do it so now the dsm1 is mainly redundent as itās OS is a pain in the but .
Thats the one OK Iāll change my statement, Yes you can transfer Audio via MIDI if your devices support MIDI sample Dump (which probably disappeared decades ago ) and took an eternity to transfer several hundred kilobytes.
Thanks for all the replies! Well, i thought ive read it somewhere that it was possibleā¦
But, can i do this from WITHIN Cubase 6? That would really be cool! Like i said, Midi Quest doesnāt support ANY samplers Otherwise that would work as its available as an VST.
Donāt thank us. We went completely off-topic by talking about how the things were back in 1980ās. I donāt think MIDI Sample Dump is an option nowadays anymore.
But it would help, if you:
a. told us which sampler (brand, model) do you have?
b. why do you want to transfer samples via MIDI? Donāt you have better options?
Even with a SCSI interface you would need software to extract the samples from the samplers. But the S1100 has digital I/O. So why not sample the sampler?
Cheers,
B.
Edit: Thought I should provide at least some usefull info. I still have an older XP PC with an Adaptec AHA-2940U SCSI card. Daisychained to the card I got some Roland S series sampler, a SCSI disk, a CD ROM and a ZIP drive. To extract samples I use a software called Translator (Chicken System). But 99% of the times I record the samplers directly into Cubase.
Mesa is an editing comunication tool between the computer and the āsā series akai samplers , it works a treat i used it for years, or the other program that allows you to transmit samples including the emu is recycle 2.1 and you can transfer the samples all as one or split them and they will be automatically arrange on your keyboard to play !
Getting a scsi card and cable is your best option !
I have a dream of a workflow though, that if its possible would mean the world!
I want to be able to, for example, select a kick drum within Cubase, and then transfer it to one of my samplers. As they DO sound much better than any sample player Iāve tried so far!
Donāt know if this is even remotely possible?
I dont want to fiddle selecting the kick drum on one of the samplers, as i have my BIG library of kicks on my harddrive. And as i said, I dont even have a SCSI CDROM, nor a SCSI harddrive
I DO however have a few SCSI-cards for my PC. But MESA is not VST or? And Recycle i know is not VST
Maybe a āDevice Panelā would work? Kind of doubt that there are any for these samplers though
Unfortunately no. Cubase does not support sending sounds to external samplers (Btw all these samplers use their own proprietary way of storing information and itās not only the wav files. Think about all the other parameters like ADSR, LFO settings, etc.).
But you could simply sample the wav files in your sampler? It just needs some tweaking on the sampler side.
If anybody out there has a solution, please let us know.
Cheers,
B.