Problem with every sampler.

[Ahornberg]

I used a 2 kHz sine wave for testing purpose, and the audible difference was incredible.

[clone45 (Bret Truchan)]

@Squinky

btw, It seem a couple of ppl were influenced by this thread. It would be great to be credited by name for contributing good ideas.

My apologies. I didn’t mean to be rude. Thank you Squinky, Ahornberg, augment, jnorberg, k-chaffin, ablaut, LarsBjerregaard, Eurikon, synthi, pachde, and wacheski. If I don’t show my appreciation in the future, please understand that I always appreciate your help and ideas.

[clone45 (Bret Truchan)]

@Ahornberg

2 kHz sine wave

I’m sorry for hijacking the posting, but I wanted to follow up and thank you all again. Ahornberg’s suggestion of using a 2 kHz sine wav, mixed with Squinky’s suggestion of transposing seems to have worked.

When I mismatched the sine wav’s frequency with rack’s frequency, I was able to observe the effectiveness of the linear interpolation. Pretty cool stuff!

[jnorberg (Flag-Audio)]

Ok, that took longer than expected… but it’s finally done… please check it out here:

FLAG (free) Stems (Multi Channel Wav/Flac Stem Player with High-Quality-Resampling)

Hi Again, Stems is a Stem Player (Sample Player) where all samples (tracks) are replayed in sync. This can be useful for processing stems you export from another DAW, like Cubase or Ableton Live. Use the right-click-menu to either load individual files, or load the first (in alphabetical order) 6 wave/flac-files from a folder. Some DAWs will name track with a track-number at the end when exporting multiple tracks. You could say it’s optimized for the case described in this post: As some m…

FLAG Stems

[LarsBjerregaard]

@jnorberg

Ok, that took longer than expected… but it’s finally done

Awesome, thanks! Looking forward to trying it out asap…