The free Decent Sampler software instrument has a huge community. There are a lot of sampling enthusiasts and content providers creating an ever-growing library of fine and exclusive instruments and sample packs which they offer partly free or as a paid download or via Patreon subscription. The included sound browser has become a very inspriring source for all sorts of instruments in digital format. Decent Sampler is a lot of fun to use because it's simple, capable and easily customizable.
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Since quite a few of our SampleRobot users work with Decent Sampler on a daily base we are happy to announce that there is a direct dspreset export implemented in SampleRobot 7 Pro. We just finished the beta test for the new export bridge and it's all working nicely. New instruments will be created with a SampleRobot background graphics and 8 controllers offering direct access to important sound shaping parameters.
Just use Decent Sampler's file browser to load your preset and you can instantly play and have fun with your SampleRobot-sampled instrument.
SampleRobot uses an xml template to create the dspreset and the dedicated files. You can easily modify this template with a text editor to your needs to create custom templates that use your selected controller routings and graphics. All the sample references and mapping information will be added automatically during export to the final file. Once your template is edited as desired you can simply export all projects in SampleRobot with your personal settings.
If you would like to share your samples or simply use your own samples in an easy and slim sampler environment in your DAW the SampleRobot Decent Sampler export offers all possibilities.