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Those also aren't free it seems

This game talks and makes the decisions for you, basically making you watch a life of another person while the game asks you to plap your name on this dummy and the call him "you". Hell nah.

Sad little adventures of an even sadder ram-gator person

1. Nice, thanks for pointing that out

2. Great. If you can, consider enabling others if you have those. The more the merrier, methinks.

3. Also the fact that project files are prone to dying, or the user could switch daws.

4. Fascinating

A rather neat and a bit silly comic. But man was that reaction over the top. So uh, I guess, minor overreaction / 10, I guess? x3

Now make WeirdPainter

Appimage exists to not have those kinds of issues.

Package your dependencies in your appimage, package them properly.

Linux mint, 0.9.7 

error while loading shared libraries: libavformat.so.62: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Honestly, that's great that you did keep it around. One of my most favorite features in samplers in general. So, great. 

After trying this sampler, it does a lot of stuff just... great. I did have a few issues with glitchy audio in reaper, but I think it was just reaper having a hissy fit this day, so I think this can safely be ignored.

It really is a fully featured sampler, and workflow is mostly great. There were a few issues about the "sample bounds" being out of bounds when I zoomed in too much, I also accidentally recorded in stereo one time, and I do not see a sample trimming option which could be really nice to have.

Only a few other things I'd suggest to consider is supports for formats like ADPCM / mp3 / opus or others, and looking into low-quality linear interpolation (usually softer variant), and uh, maybe a way to save the presets as files? I haven't discovered this feature yet, if there is one. I've heard WAV format has great options for loop points baked in the format itself, though.

Also that reverb is definitely opinionated hahaha.

But yeah, it passed my song test. I'll keep using it in my future music, methinks. Unless I stumble upon a major dealbreaker (which I did not have so far, THANKFULLY). Have my "Best used with 8 bit wav" badge, iunno x3.

Hey, I am curious. How does the "lo-fi mode" work?  Does it just switch to something like point sampling?

Onh get a reliable file hoster dog

Hey this is actually quite nice. I've been using reasamplomatic for so long, but I guess I should give this one a shot. Even got loops AND autotuning. AND the lo-fi resampling I love. Neat. And it's not DAW - locked, which is epic on its own

How do I import an image? I assume it has that function now right

Thank you!

Hey chat is this a good tool? (I am not a writer)

L for it being decent sampler, W for it not being on pianobook. More effort than most pianobook instruments, enough effort to be a bad soundfont instrument. Not good. Add round robins and make it on something more user friendly and functional like SFZ.