Hey guys I'm getting an error- unsupported format, needs to be in 44k 16 bit, when trying to convert wav files to dsnd using sdse with the new Navene Koperweis pack.
It's possible that the wav files have more than 2 channels, if that's the case I would just use Reaper to convert the wav to stereo first:
Convert wav files to 44.1/stereo
- make a copy of your original wav folders and work on the copy
- open Reaper, click File > Batch Item Converter
- add all the wav files from the new folders
- keep destination as "source", it will overwrite the wav files (so you'll keep the folder structure)
- select 44.1, channels: stereo, 16-bit
Convert in batch to dsnd
- copy the new folders in the "SDSE Sounds" folder
- if the wav instruments have more than one zone rename the folders with region names as used by SDSE: "SDSE Sounds\[REGION] - [NAME]\" "SDSE Sounds\SNARE1 - Jazz Snare\", "SDSE Sounds\SNARE1 RIM - Jazz Snare\"
- open SDSE, click Convert.
Quote from: Lustar on February 14, 2017, 11:10:32 AM
It's possible that the wav files have more than 2 channels, if that's the case I would just use Reaper to convert the wav to stereo first:
Convert wav files to 44.1/stereo
- make a copy of your original wav folders and work on the copy
- open Reaper, click File > Batch Item Converter
- add all the wav files from the new folders
- keep destination as "source", it will overwrite the wav files (so you'll keep the folder structure)
- select 44.1, channels: stereo, 16-bit
Convert in batch to dsnd
- copy the new folders in the "SDSE Sounds" folder
- if the wav instruments have more than one zone rename the folders with region names as used by SDSE: "SDSE Sounds\[REGION] - [NAME]\" "SDSE Sounds\SNARE1 - Jazz Snare\", "SDSE Sounds\SNARE1 RIM - Jazz Snare\"
- open SDSE, click Convert.
Thanks so much, I tried this and Im still getting the same error. I used 44.1, stereo, 24 bit pcm and source for the destination.
It looks like the current version of Reaper doesn't overwrite the files when the destination is set to "source" so the folder probably contained both versions. It should work by selecting a different folder for the destination.