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Gigedit is an editor for gig files. Gig files contain sampled |
Gigedit |
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Gigedit is an instrument editor for gig files. Gig files are |
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Note that this is an alpha version with a lot of functionality |
used by software samplers such as LinuxSampler and GigaStudio. |
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missing. It is currently not possible to create new instruments, |
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regions and dimensions, which means that a new gig file cannot be |
With gigedit it is possible to modify existing gig files and also to |
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created from scratch. Existing gig files can however be loaded, |
create completely new instruments from scratch. Gigedit can be run as |
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examined and parameters inside the dimension regions can be modified. |
a stand-alone application, or as a plugin to LinuxSampler. |
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Please note that this is an early version that only includes the most |
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basic features needed to create and edit gig files. There is still a |
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lot to do, fix and improve. |
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Be sure to backup your original gig files before editing them in |
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The latest version of gigedit can be found at: |
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http://www.linuxsampler.org |
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Questions, bug reports and suggestions can be sent to LinuxSampler |
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Gigedit is licensed under the GNU General Public License. See the file |
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COPYING for details. |
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Requirements |
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Gigedit requires gtkmm, libgig and libsndfile libraries. There is an |
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optional dependency to LinuxSampler, for being able to play |
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instruments while editing. Also optional is the dependency to gettext |
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for internationalization support. |
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Installation |
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On a POSIX system like Linux or OSX you should only have to call the |
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./configure |
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See the file INSTALL for details about these steps and options. |
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Windows users shall read the respective README file in the "win32" |
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./autogen.sh |
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./configure |
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su -c "make install" |
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