SynthMaker

load wav from zip

Archive · 2008 4 old posts

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Freddymusic ·

load wav from zip, or direct load wav from disk by preset manager. so, it's my dream. I made it, but i don't know why doesn't work. Is it impossible mission?

rl ·

from zip? not possible. from file? yes. U could use the preset managers "After Program Change" trigger to trigger a WaveFile module.

infuzion ·

rl wrote: from zip? not possible.

Shell Execute, CLI unzipper

AndydeMaro ·

infuzion wrote: rl wrote: from zip? not possible.

Shell Execute, CLI unzipper

I Creating me with PureBasc a WrapperLoad_Routine, for loading the wav in my Bankformat. By Loading in the sMem deleting the wavs in Disc.

PureBasic is Assember with a Basicssyntax, and the Loadtime is ca 1sec pro Wavsfile in my packformat.

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