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storing permenant arrays of samples?

Archive · 2008 4 old posts

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subrock ·

So I'm making a synth that uses some preloaded samples. I know there is a wave file loader that I can use but I was wondering if there was a way to permanently store these samples in an arrays so that it doesn't have to read a wave file each time? Much thanks.

ansuman ·

yes why not!!!!

i had designed a wave array loader that loads upto 60+ samples into a wave array.Then save the wave array along with the osm project and deploy as a vst (dll/exe).

I ll post the example (prototype) soon here....

cheerio...

MichaelBenjamin ·

i thought it already saves them automatically. if you load wave files into a wave array and save either osm or vst, the wave files loaded are included.

subrock ·

MichaelBenjamin wrote: i thought it already saves them automatically.

yep. i guess it does.

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