I think yes. It produces no true single cycle waveforms, its more a workaround. You must look in the source code if you want to know exactly how it works, i cant remember :)
Hi noob22 I see there are some questions on where the "esxSlicer" came from on the Korg forums: www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=702471#702471 Do you have more info? Who wrote the SW? Where did it originate? Would love to know if there is a release for the ES2 in the pipeline... Cheers from Cape Town, South Africa ps - Your no name track is wicked!
Hi Aubrey, thanks :) . I dont own my esx anymore and i dont own the es2. The software is public domain and anyone can change it like he need it. It was uploaded only here. It produces no true single cycle waveforms, its more a workaround. You must look in the source code if you want to know exactly how it works, i cant remember :) Greetings from Berlin
Thanks a lot man! My red is very happy with the new slices, they are perfectly cut and do not take up space at all!
i've watched the first mins. does this prpgram allow u to turn every sample u want into slice mode + u have over 4000 samples in one esx file??
Yes but I think only 16 bit mono samples. I cant remember.
hello the program still work man ? the slice are perfectly sliced or ?
I think yes. It produces no true single cycle waveforms, its
more a workaround. You must look in the source code if you want to know
exactly how it works, i cant remember :)
Hi there - do you still have the source code for this project? The link is unfortunately broken
Hi, i have fixed the link. The source code is inside.
Hi noob22
I see there are some questions on where the "esxSlicer" came from on the Korg forums: www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=702471#702471
Do you have more info? Who wrote the SW? Where did it originate?
Would love to know if there is a release for the ES2 in the pipeline...
Cheers from Cape Town, South Africa
ps - Your no name track is wicked!
Hi Aubrey,
thanks :) . I dont own my esx anymore and i dont own the es2.
The software is public domain and anyone can change it like he need it.
It was uploaded only here. It produces no true single cycle waveforms, its
more a workaround. You must look in the source code if you want to know
exactly how it works, i cant remember :)
Greetings from Berlin
Thanks for making this program, Noob22. It works great and is very useful.