It's a pity that SFZ+ only uses SFZ files (they probably didn't have enough time to develop it).īut let's go back to Dimension Pro, which is what interests us here.Ĭakewalk bought these samplers (or RGC:audio?). The advantage of SFZ is that it uses the Ogg-vorbis format with adjustable rate -> That allows you to reduce tenfold the disk space needed without any noticeable difference to the ear => Files are decompressed in the Ram when you use them. The paid SFZ+ only handled SF2 but it had a virtually unlimited number of layers. This sampler was free but limited to two layers.
The free SFZ, which managed soundfonts in SFZ and SF2 format. Rgc:audio created 2 samplers around 2003: When you play piano the sound is lowered-pitched, while forte is higher-pitched., and it must be progressive.Ī good virtual piano with 8 velocity layers and even more. The piano sound might be acceptable, but in order for the playing to be realistic, the sound must follow the force of the attack. So I'm not talking about timbre layers to play several instruments, but velocity layers. When in truth it means 2 layers for the left channel and two for the right channel. On their website they state: Mix and layer up to 4 stereo parts per program. It's very easy to use, its main problem are the layers, which are limited to 2! What about the hardware+software configuration stability? I7 8 cores, 4 Gb ram, Echo Mona soundcard.ĭoes the software work correctly with your setup?
#Cakewalk dimension pro tutorial manual
Is the user's manual clear and comprehensive? It works only with Cakewalk because it's a standard Vsti. How complicated is the overall configuration?ĭid you have any incompatibility problems? No issues whatsoever, the 'installation is pretty smooth. Did you have any problems during the installation?
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