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Revision as of 23:38, 24 March 2016
The Sample Vision SMP File Format.
Sample Vision is a program used by professional musicians to
send and receive samples via a MIDI interface to the PC. While on the
PC, you can edit several parameters including loop points, pitch, time
compression, normalize, sample rate, ect. The list of supported
samplers include: AKAI {S700,X700,S900, S950,S612,S1000/1100},
Casio{FZ1,FZ10M,FZ20M}, Ensoniq{EPS,EPS16,ASR10,Mirage},
Emu{Emax,EmaxII}, Korg{DSS1,DSM1,T workstation}, Oberheim DPX-1,
Peavey DPM-3, Roland {S10,MKS100,S220,S50,S330,S550}, Sequential
Circuits Prophet 2000/2002, Sample Dump Standard devices, Yamaha
TX16W.
The SMP format breaks down like this:
Offset | Size | Description |
000 | 18 | 'SOUND SAMPLE DATA' ASCII FILE ID |
0018 | 04 | '2.1 ' ASCII FILE VERSION |
0022 | 60 | USER COMMENTS 60 ASCII CHARACTERS |
0082 | 30 | SAMPLE NAME LEFT JUSTIFIED 30 ASCII CHARACTERS |
0112 | 04 | SAMPLE SIZE SAMPLE DATA COUNT IN WORDS |
0116 | ?? | SAMPLE DATA 1 WORD PER SAMPLE, LEAST SIGNIFICANT BYTE |
FIRST, LSW FIRST; SIGNED 16 BIT INTEGERS
?? | 02(DW) | RESERVED |
?? | 04(DD) | LOOP 1 START USE SAMPLE COUNT NOT BYTE COUNT |
?? | 04(DD) | LOOP 1 END |
?? | 01(DB) | LOOP 1 TYPE 0=LOOP OFF,1=FORWARD,2=FORWARD/BACKWARD |
?? | 02(DW) | LOOP 1 COUNT TIMES TO EXECUTE LOOP BEFORE NEXT LOOP |
THERE ARE SEVEN MORE IDENTICAL LOOP STRUCTURES FOR A TOTAL OF 8
|} | ?? | 10 | MARKER 1 NAME ASCII MARKER NAME |- | ?? | 04(DD) | MARKER 1 POSITION FFFF MEANS UNUSED |}
THERE ARE SEVEN MORE IDENTICAL MARKER STRUCTURES FOR A TOTAL OF 8
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| ??
| 01(DB)
| MIDI UNITY PLAYBACK NOTE
MIDI NOTE TO PLAY THE SAMPLE AT ITS ORIGINAL PITCH
|- | ?? | 04(DD) | SAMPLE RATE IN HERTZ |- | ?? | 04(DD) | SMPTE OFFSET IN SUBFRAMES |- | ?? | 04(DD) | CYCLE SIZE | SAMPLE COUNT IN ONE CYCLE OF THE SAMPLED SOUND. -1 IF UNKNOWN |- | (DD) | 4 BYTES, LS BYTE FIRST, LS WORD FIRST | (DW) 2 BYTES, LS BYTE FIRST | (DB) 1 BYTE
Sample Vision only writes seven loop structures to file as opposed to the eight structures it claims are written.