Schlagg wrote: > Philippe Hezaine: > > >> 1)May be i'm wrong but it seems to me there is a typo in Drummer.orc here: >> >> > > Thanks, fixed. > > >> 2) i took the liberty of reordering the DrumKit.inc and add the >> correspondence with Lilypond's symbols and GM Midi notes. (in attach) >> Only because i've tested it with a Drummer's Free Art midi files. >> Some samples are missing yet. Have you some difficulties about the >> samples or is it only a question of time or something else? >> >> > > It's not just a midi to wave conveter. Rather it's a virtual drummer > contolled by MIDI, playing at a complete drum set and recorded with > virtual mics. It's a free analog of a commercial soft like a > EZDrummer, BFD and etc. > All samples are taken from one drum set, except toms. General MIDI map > is not applicable here, because of drumset content. For example, there > is 4 crashes and 2 chinas. GM precusion map has not any defined place > for them. You can see them map used in csDrummer here: > http://code.google.com/p/csdrummer/wiki/Drumset. Some of the > instruments use GM map, but others do not. > This drumset is suited for Rock, Punk, Metal and so on. This is a > cause of why other samples are missing. Maybe I'll create a few > thematic kits for different styles later. > This is considered to the best (allround) free drum samples available: http://www.autodafe.net/Samples/GSCW_DRUMS_Library_Vol.1.rar Maybe an idea to make a drumset from it and make it suitable for gm midi as much as possible? _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
