convert an actual sample to higher note?

[justinrpg]

is it possible to convert a sample to a higher note??? for example, I want the sample to sound like it is C6 when I hit the C5 key (a)... I want to save the sample to a wav file that way... can it be done???

[LPChip]

From whitin modplug you cannot convert the sample, but you can (and this is even better) change the playback speed, which does the same without loosing any quality.

[Saga Musix]

Double the C-5 frequency, i.e. if it is 44100 Hz, set it to 88200 Hz. Or at least it sounds like you want that, once again your question is very fuzzy and it's hard to understand what you actually want to achieve.

[justinrpg]

I don't understand how you cannot understand simple English!!! also, do you know nothing about Modplug??? C6 is a higher note that C5 right??? I want C5 to sound like C6 and save the wav file under the new C6 sound using "Save Sample"... can you understand that??? or do I need to bring out all caps again???

[Rakib]

Jojo gave you the answer, and he is the current main developer of Modplug tracker, the wiki, and responsible for most of the resources online about modplug tracker/OpenMPT, so yes he knows what he is talking about. Going caps will only get you banned.

[justinrpg]

I don't have an option to change frequency in ModPlug!!!

[Rakib]

Yes you do.

[justinrpg]

that box is NOT there at my end!!!

[Rakib]

Use transpose, G3 to G2.

[Saga Musix]

I don't understand how you cannot understand simple English!!!

There are several things you could mean:
- You want to change the pitch from C-5 to C-6, without length compensation (that is what you are being told to do here)
- You want to change the pitch from C-5 to C-6, but want to retain the sample length. That would be called "pitch shifting" and can be done using the right box in the sample editor. The same can be done by transposing the same from C-5 to C-6 and then using time stretch instead of pitch shift.

or do I need to bring out all caps again???

Please do so, it would make banning you much simpler...

[justinrpg]

Use transpose, G3 to G2.

Thank You, what was so hard about telling me that??? you had to play mind games instead!!!

[Saga Musix]

Stop making accusations and insults. We could neither assume that you are using the MOD or XM format (in which the edit box shown in Rakib's screenshot isn't available), nor that you want to do simple resampling instead of pitch-shifting (as described in my previous post). Be more specific next time, provide details about the file you are working with (e.g. the format you are using), and everything will be much simpler. I kind of understand why "all forums haven't be helpful to you lately".

[Rakib]

Use transpose, G3 to G2.

Thank You, what was so hard about telling me that??? you had to play mind games instead!!!

You were the one to play mind game, not giving the proper explanation on what you were doing or wanted.