Having been a CDXtract user myself for many years I think these sample CDs - and I still own a good hundred of them - deserve a dedicated application like CDXtract. While it's certainly not perfect it takes a lot, a LOT of effort to read all these CDs properly, believe me, they are a real mess. So props to the guy who wrote it in the first place. Are they still being produced? I wrote S1000 CD extraction code a long time ago that was working quite nicely, but that doesn't include S3000 CDs, and adapting it for Resonic would take a lot of work.RoastJob wrote: I own a lot sample cd's. and I mean a lot. Some of them are in the "Akai" or "Emu" format
It would be totaly awesome if I could browse these cd's with resonic too..
The only software that I know that is capable of doing this is cdxtract. but that sofware is very slow and the interface is just really ugly
Not yet, but plans exist to offer a SDK for plugins sooner or later.Nurz wrote:I agree, more formats would be great. Does Resonic accept third party plugins for that matter?
Very unlikely, while it's theoretically possible.Or maybe (a long shot, and I don't know if it's possible, but here goes) consider to support Foobar components natively?
Currently not, no. All the focus shifts to the core application now, to get the usability right, the basic features in (playlists, database, etc.)About DSD files, it was really nice to find out Resonic can play normal DFF, though it won't allow compressed DST ones, neither SACD ISO images. Any plans to support these, too?
Thank you!Anyway, you're doing some great work here.
True, but I'm trying to stay away from niche features and concentrate on the essentials.vascomusic wrote:It would be really nice to browse SF2 Soundfont files and Akai samples.