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always using it for streaming long wav tracks into Buzz. works great, but it does not handle 32-bit samples. tried sfz, but i need to access diffrent flie playing positions, sync to song position, sfz as far as i know, plays from the start only...

Morex WordIn does not work ?
http://www.buzzmachines.com/machineinfo.php?id=828

You can add offset any many other things to an SFZ file, but it may be bit tedious to edit.
Have a look at the various opcodes here:
http://www.cakewalk.com/DevXchange/article.aspx?aid=108

Morex does not work for me. I got wav files from Cubase 5LE. These must be more complex. Perhaps 24bit actually.

Sfz is great plugin, but here it looks too awkward. I just need to play some tracks synchronized to song. What about some vst ?

Maybe I'm wrong but what about BTDSYS AudioTrack ? It works fine with 32 bits float. I have made a test with a wav file exported from buzz with hard disk recorder in 32 bits float and then imported it in buzz in AudioTrack and no problem. Just think about the 'Fit pattern length to wave data' in AudioTrack menu if the wave is played at a wrong speed.
AudioTrack is a great machine

audiotrack? i got some beta version. is it loading entire wav into memory?

hundredcaws wrote:audiotrack? i got some beta version. is it loading entire wav into memory?

Technicaly I dont know, but it works like inp as you can play it at any position in sequencer view.
Latest beta :
http://btdsys.lazytrap.com/buzz-machine ... ?showall=1

does not work for me. probably it tries to load to memory, my wav is over 200 MB so that's not the way it should be done. then does not display wav properly nor plays it. probably it is not designed for bigger, longer files.

hundredcaws wrote:Morex does not work for me. I got wav files from Cubase 5LE. These must be more complex. Perhaps 24bit actually.

Is WordIN in your generators folder ? A while ago it was in my effects folder amd only worked when connected to a "dummy" generator.
Why don't you convert your file into 32-bit float ?

converting? yes, that is what i've been doing so far. i work a lot in Cubase, got gigabytes of those files. looking for a way to optimize work.

Just have put Morex in Effects folder, attached dummy machine. Loud noise. Does not handle my wav.

Do you know some VST ?

hundredcaws wrote:converting? yes, that is what i've been doing so far. i work a lot in Cubase, got gigabytes of those files. looking for a way to optimize work.

Just have put Morex in Effects folder, attached dummy machine. Loud noise. Does not handle my wav.

Do you know some VST ?

WordIn is actually a generator, it just works as an effect if you place a dummmy in front of it.
Does it work for you with shorter 32-bit files ? It definitely works here (Buzz 32-bit Bld1494, Win7 64-bit).

VST sample player with disk streaming option? Native Instruments Kontakt can do that, Kotka Paax 3 Pro ...
but i do not use that huge files for streaming.

tried morex with shorter 16-bit samples, then it works. except is horribly too loud. used -64dB gain to tweak it. only possible for me now is to find light, fast vst, capable to run multiple instances of it. 5 to 10 simultaneusly. Kontakt is a heavy big machine, that Kotka Paax.. cannot find it. the domain is out.

WordIn only reads 32-bit floating point wav files at a variety of sample rates up to 96 kHz

Now i created a 500+ mb wav file and WordIn streams it flawlessly. I guess your cubase output files are 24-bit. WordIn streams those bitrates,
but playback is very loud and distorted. The easiest way to achieve what you want is to change your cubase export to 32-bit float or convert
the files afterwards.

right, my files are 24 bit. Cubase gives choice of 24 or 16. Each time converting takes too much time.

here it is a vst: Sam!Solo 1.1 Single Slot - Single Stereo Output - 16/24-bit Wav File Player

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jez.price/players.htm

is tiny, humble, does it well. handles huge wav 16/24-bit files directly from disk, does not load them into memory. trigger is c-3 key. 'start coarse' parameter is wav playing position.