TonVault

Beschreibung

TonVault is a Mac companion for your hardware sampler's SD card. After a few months of sampling, a card fills up with sounds you can't quite keep track of. TonVault gives you the overview, and the safety net. It scans your card and turns it into a browsable library, with a waveform and the details that matter for every sample: rate, bit depth, mono or stereo, length, and where it lives. It runs a health check that flags the things your sampler stays quiet about, in plain language. And it makes verified backups, so you know your work is actually safe. What it does: - A searchable sample library with waveforms and click-to-hear playback - A one-pass health check: non-48 kHz samples, files it can't read, duplicates, empty folders - A byte-identical duplicate finder that never deletes on the card. It quarantines copies to your Mac and can put them all back - Verified, versioned backups. Every file is checksummed on both sides of the copy, and any backup can be re-verified later What it does not do, on purpose: - It never deletes anything on your card - It doesn't read or change projects, patterns or parameter locks. It's a companion, not an editor - No account, no cloud, no tracking. Everything runs on your Mac One-time purchase. No subscription.

You can now select several samples at once in the library and act on all of them together. Two things to do with a selection: trim the silence from the start and end, or normalize the levels. Normalizing brings each sample's loudest moment to the same target. It does that one file at a time, so the balance between your samples is left as you made it, and nothing is compressed, so each sound keeps its shape. The gain that would be applied is shown per file before anything is written, because bringing a quiet recording up brings its hiss up with it, and that is easier to judge before than after. Every one of these operations writes copies to a folder on your Mac and leaves your card untouched. What the app did not say clearly was what to do with those copies, so each now explains it, including which files should not go back: converting or trimming changes how many frames a file has, and a multi-sampled instrument plays ranges measured in frames. Normalizing does not, so those are safe.

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Kategorie

Music

Version

1.4

Erfordert

iOS 14.0+

Größe

64.8 MB

Altersfreigabe

4+