Thank you for the explanation. I understad. Unfortunately, I don't have that image anymore. It was also a wrongly named factory sound bank for the AKAI S3000 I found online, I can't even remember from where, and the sounds were quite plain and standard, and of no interest to me, so I quickly deleted it.That most likely means there is either some error in the image, or, more likely, something in the disk image reader that cannot handle a particular quirk. The Akai format, like most sampler formats, is quite undocumented, all reading is based on reverse engineering done by people way more patient and devoted than I. And disks don't always match what little specs exist/have been inferred.
You can send me the image in question, and I will check if the reader can be improved to handle bank load.
As for Roland, e-mu, ensoniq etc. There exist no public info on these formats. Or very little, not enough to fully read them. I know there are converter software that can handle them. The people who created those spent a lot of time (or money) figuring out said formats. I don't have the info or resources.
Send me specs for a format, and I'lll happily consider adding it.
If I encounter this problem again, I will make sure to send it to you. Thanks again for your help.
Statistics: Posted by Acid4Life — Sun Feb 23, 2025 5:25 am