using sampling CD's in audio format is annoying and sometimes frustrating. You usually have to listen to large parts if not the whole CD, if you want to find a certain sound.
The main problem (and the reason for this uncomfortable situation) is, that an audio CD may have only 99 tracks. Since there are almost always way more than 99 single sounds on a sampling CD, the guys who make them have to pack several (often quite many) samples into each track - and that's where the problems begin.
Features:
digital extraction from audio sampling CDs
automatic region detection in the extracted audio
realtime feedback from Threshold and release time modifications ensures quick finding of split points
full zooming and scrolling through the audio allows controlling the split points
fast preview: double-clicking in the region list plays the detected sample region (looped or one shot)
multi-export allows saving multiple regions as separate WAV-files simultaneously
optional automatic normalizing during audio export
preview / extraction of multiple audio tracks at once.
