Has there ever been any efforts to sort and tag the default SuperDirt/Tidal samples?
On the Estuary discord I was discussing this idea as I noticed that in my own journey of learning Tidal and also having run workshops that becoming familiar with the samples and finding a particular type of sound can be quite a daunting task.
I started a github repository for manually grouping the samples by instrument type but luckily @cleary convinced me that maybe a large markdown file isn't the best approach (thanks!).
Is this something that would be useful? Is there a better approach to doing this?
I also noted that sample browsers are already a thing (e.g. Sononym, Samplecat, SampleHive) but having a software agnostic solution (e.g. a text file or browsable website) might be better for everyone in the long term.
I've thought about how to use globbing to help in this task, you know press s <TAB> to get the samples that have a hiss in the beginning etc.
Also I'm looking for pen+paper solutions to include in my musicing notebook. It's not anything systematic, but I'm hoping very gradually developing some kind of intimate, visual language/grammar/mnemonics for myself to describe some sounds.
PS whoever decided that baa ought to be in the sample kit deserves recognition.
I often refer to an awesomely detailed Google Sheets document Eldad Tsabary has put together. I wonder if he's on tidal club right now. We could connect with him on Estuary Discord and check if he would like to make it public.