The mega links works - just tried it myself.

These are the original left and right wav samples and the stereo (sox 
generated) file together with the bat file used.

https://mega.nz/#!oYYlARqQ!HMwkzCuDoFjBQvUwEFJjnrDbuJrN5kQ6ptKlEV5QWng


On 09/12/2016 14:51, Jan Stary wrote:
> On Dec 08 14:36:54, marcusfb@gmail.com wrote:
>> Loops are markers that allow appropriate software to keep sounding a note
>> (recorded sample) played digitally on a MIDI keyboard for as long as the
>> note is held down even though the recorded sample may be of only a few
>> seconds' duration.
>>
>> The release marker is placed in the point where the note is released in the
>> actual recorded sample and where the sounds starts to fade away. The
>> software needs to know that moment especially if there are multiple releases
>> available for that note that would represent "staccato", "portato" and
>> longer held notes. This exercise renders more realism when recorded samples
>> are played from a "sampleset" loaded in software like jOrgan, GrandOrgue and
>> Hauptwerk.
> This would be a perfect beginning of your original post.
> Now I understand why you need to preserve them: you are building
> and actual sample library to be used with MIDI. Indeed, attack
> and sustain and release and decay are indisposable.
>
>> Picture (42kB):
>> https://mega.nz/#!dQIwkDKI!QlrmlYHywFqpG9ujJfJLBm_1skxaYz88AJJJy4Euxs0
> An error occurred while loading MEGA.
> Filename: :0
> Exception: out of memory
> Please try again later. We apologize for the inconvenience
>
>> In the example demonstated there is no release marker as the "tail" of the
>> waveform was removed and saved as a separate file. So the end of a loops
>> would be the release marker in such instances.
>>
>> Clearly from this picture loops and markers were not retained in the merger
>> using sox though the exercise was purely a simple exercise without any
>> frills of extra codes.
> I don't have the picture, but I thnik I can picture it.
> How is a piece of audio software (a clickwty editor)
> expected to display a waveform with cue points such as release?
> Especially if there is more than one possible release point?
>
> Can you please post some of the original files (that do have
> the markers) so that we make actually look at them?
>
> 	Jan
>
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