Hollywood
07-17-2000, 11:32 PM
Ok...now that I have pulled all of my hair out...!!!!
Over the weekend, my buddy and I were attempting to finalize some drum sounds for a kit we built within GStudio using the Bob Clearmountain II CD.
Everything was ok until we tried to replace some of the samples with ones from the Acoustic Essentials CD. Bottom Line...GSt crashed and we lost our entire Drum Kit GIG file!! GSt couldn\'t open it up...more than likely due to some kind of corruption...we even received a message that our .GIG file was not a Nemesys GIG file!!! Here\'s what we did:
We openned up our functioning Drum Kit .gig file within Instrument Editor. Second, we openned up a Snare .gig file from the Acoustic Essentials CD and \"Exported\" the .wav files. Third, we attempted to map the snare .wav files into the Velocity map. Ok so far.
We then played the Drum Kit with the new samples, and everything appeared to be ok. When we tried to save the new Drum Kit .gig file, we received a couple of error messages and I can\'t remember what they were now.
What did we learn? After building any kind of instrument, before attempting to replace any samples, we will make backup copies of the .gig file, in case GSt decides to corrupt it.
Does anyone have any ideas as to what happened or what we may have done wrong?? If we try this again and receive the error messages, I will post those as a follow-up.
Today, I am jazzed about the potential of the GStudio product, but I am sorely appauled at its lack of stability. I never had these kinds of project halting issues when I was running my Roland JV-1010 for midi sounds.
Over the weekend, my buddy and I were attempting to finalize some drum sounds for a kit we built within GStudio using the Bob Clearmountain II CD.
Everything was ok until we tried to replace some of the samples with ones from the Acoustic Essentials CD. Bottom Line...GSt crashed and we lost our entire Drum Kit GIG file!! GSt couldn\'t open it up...more than likely due to some kind of corruption...we even received a message that our .GIG file was not a Nemesys GIG file!!! Here\'s what we did:
We openned up our functioning Drum Kit .gig file within Instrument Editor. Second, we openned up a Snare .gig file from the Acoustic Essentials CD and \"Exported\" the .wav files. Third, we attempted to map the snare .wav files into the Velocity map. Ok so far.
We then played the Drum Kit with the new samples, and everything appeared to be ok. When we tried to save the new Drum Kit .gig file, we received a couple of error messages and I can\'t remember what they were now.
What did we learn? After building any kind of instrument, before attempting to replace any samples, we will make backup copies of the .gig file, in case GSt decides to corrupt it.
Does anyone have any ideas as to what happened or what we may have done wrong?? If we try this again and receive the error messages, I will post those as a follow-up.
Today, I am jazzed about the potential of the GStudio product, but I am sorely appauled at its lack of stability. I never had these kinds of project halting issues when I was running my Roland JV-1010 for midi sounds.