Doesn't seem a little strange?
I understand why an analysis file has to be created for clips, what with the tempo and transient info and all that, but I don't see why sampler should have to create those files. Other samplers don't, like Kontakt etc. I would think any info should just be stored with the sampler patch/device. It's not like it needs to analyze for transients and such...
I'm just not a big fan of .asd files popping up all over in my sample folders, as I tend to browse for samples with the OS browser and .asd's just clutter it up.
just curious why it's necessary. Ideas?
why does sampler need to create an .asd file?
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why does sampler need to create an .asd file?
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Re: why does sampler need to create an .asd file?
on the flip side, if Sampler creates .asd files could they potentially be used with the time-stretching capabilities in Live???