Tapeutape is an easy sampler. It's just a bit much work to load all your samples, if you have a lot of them.
SoÂI made a little tool in Perl (version 6 of my first Perl program) to help with that:
dir2tap
SoÂI made a little tool in Perl (version 6 of my first Perl program) to help with that:
dir2tap
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Installation is simple: copy the file dir2tap somewhere in your PATH (type echo $PATH in a terminal to find the suitable directories)Usage is flexible: dir2tap with no argument makes a .tap file of the current working directory.
dir2tap /path/to/dir makes a .tap file in /path/to/dir from that folder.
Tip: You can edit the preferences in your filebrowser, for inode/folder so that rightclicking on a folder shows a menu entry to open that folder with dir2tap. This way you can easily make Tapeutape presets from a folder.
Features:
Flac and Wav files are combined in one .tap file.
When the names of the files end in a format like a#3 or a2 or Bs1 or Bb2, dir2tap will assign the right notenumbers automatically.
The name of the given directory is the name of the kit. The names of the files are the names for the instruments.
When loading more than 128 files, the next channel is used for the next 128 instruments.
Have a nice day
Peter
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