Ken just launched a new version of the fantastic tool ddrum4edit!!
The new version of ddrum4edit now supports direct wave file encoding and no longer requires the extra load/dump process for the module to do the encoding as was done previously.
The latest ddrum4edit 1.00.23 is now available, including new support for including custom samples.
More info available on the ddrum forum https://unofficially-ddrum.proboards.com/post/1943/thread.
Cheers and Enjoy says KEN!!! (And we say THANK YOU!!!)
Best Regards
Anders / www.zourman.com
Quote from: ANGR77 on June 22, 2021, 12:00:04 PM
Ken just launched a new version of the fantastic tool ddrum4edit!!
The new version of ddrum4edit now supports direct wave file encoding and no longer requires the extra load/dump process for the module to do the encoding as was done previously.
The latest ddrum4edit 1.00.23 is now available, including new support for including custom samples.
More info available on the ddrum forum https://unofficially-ddrum.proboards.com/post/1943/thread.
Cheers and Enjoy says KEN!!! (And we say THANK YOU!!!)
Best Regards
Anders / www.zourman.com
This works great thanks! My ddrum3 samples convert also
Quote from: photobeat on July 28, 2021, 08:51:51 PM
This works great thanks! My ddrum3 samples convert also
Nice!
IIRC you need to import the dd3 file into an audio editor (like Audacity) as raw, 16bit, Big Endian and then save as a wave file? There are many cool dd3 samples so I was considering adding the ability to read these directly as well without the preliminary conversion requirement.
Cheers!
Ken
Greetings All!
ddrum4edit v1.00.24 is now available. Read the details here; https://unofficially-ddrum.proboards.com/post/1973/thread (https://unofficially-ddrum.proboards.com/post/1973/thread).
This version includes two new features;
1) Support for using native ddrum3 sound files as source input.
2) On-the-fly re-sampling of the source wave content during sound file creation when using AIFF, RIFF, and ddrum3 files.
Cheers and Enjoy!
Ken