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Loads RAW Samples.
Loops | no |
Channels | yes (mono/stereo/quadro) |
Compression | yes (PCM-8,PCM-16,PCM-24,PCM-32,A-LAW,µ-LAW) |
A RAW sample realy isn't a . It's 'raw' sound data. This is an advantage
in one way as it's easy to handle. The downside is that no other information
but the sample itself is saved (no loop points,bit resolution...).
SFX at least trys to scans the sample for sign-type, bit-resolution and
endian-type (16 bit).
As a new feature since version 3.70, you can program the RAW-loader by yourself.
If you work often with e.g. data from audio-cd's, then name those files ".cdda".
To program the loader, you set all parameters in the left half of the RAW-loader :
Type | =PCM16 |
Endian | =no |
Sign | =signed |
Channel | =mono/stereo interleaved |
SRate | =44100 |
Offs | =0 |
Save this as "cdda.cfg". No click on Add (on the right half) to create a new
type (the CheckFileTypes has to be selected on for this). Enter ".cdda" into
the field which contains "extension/header". Now click on that popup-symbol
and select the "cdda.cfg". Everytime a files end on ".cdda" the settings from
"cdda.cfg" are used now.
If you want to check the file contents and not the ending, use a "#" instead
of a "." as the first char (e.g. "#ALAW").
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