Making good progress working through my whole sample library with this method.įor me XO was a different workflow that I didn't actually enjoy very much. Easy to do when I've had a long day and don't feel like delving into a whole song. I've started doing sessions where I just spend like 30-60 minutes going through my sample packs and adding to my personal library. With Sononym's implementation it's not moving files out of your sample packs so you aren't accidentally deleting samples. I prefer to work in the DAW as much as possible so having my samples available through standard Ableton browsing is a huge plus. Since auto export is enabled the new sample immediately pops up in Ableton. When I get a new sample pack it's loaded into Sononym and then I sift through it, and when I find a sample I like I added it to my project. I have auto export enabled so this folder structure is created on my hard disk and the parent folder is added directly into my Ableton. In Sononym I have a "project" for the 2022 year which contains a folder structure for drums, synths, fx, vocals etc that I like and am using in my productions this year. My main use case for a sample organizer is putting my samples into an easy to use file structure that I can access directly from Ableton. Whether this relationship is asymmetric.In addition to working with longer samples, it also analyzes harmonic content, so it can find similar synth loops for example.īut for me though the big gain is in the general organization workflow. Whether this relationship is anti-symmetric. Typeįrozenset of Xref property antisymmetric ¶ Vocabulary, such as a database or a semantic knowledge base. Xrefs can be used to describe an analogous entity in another Version 1.4 made names optional to improve OWL interoperability, as Names are formally equivalent to rdf:label in OWL2. The entity, with some additional cross-references if possible. The textual definition of the current entity.ĭefinitions in OBO are intended to be human-readable text describing Which can be accessed in the annotations attribute of the entity, Other annotation properties such as the ones found in Information This property gets translated to a dc:creator annotation in OWL2,
The name of the creator of the entity, if any. When parsingįrom OWL, several RDF comments will be merged together into a singleĬomment clause spanning over multiple lines. Is semantically equivalent to a rdfs:comment in OWL2. Parsers and serializers, unlike bang comments. Pronto uses this tag on the is_a relationship, which is theĪxiomatic to the OBO language but treated as a relationship in theĬomments in comment clauses are guaranteed to be conserved by OBO Whether or not the entity is built-in to the OBO format. Semantics of anonymous entities are the same as B-Nodes in RDF. Whether or not the entity has an anonymous id. Typeįrozenset of PropertyValue property anonymous ¶ property alternate_ids ¶Ī set of alternate IDs for this entity.
The synonym isĪlready added to the Entity.synonyms collection. ValueError – when given an invalid synonym type or scope. Xrefs (iterable of Xref, or None) – A collections of databaseĬross-references backing the origin of the synonym.
Must be declared in the header of the current ontology. Type ( SynonymType or None) – An optional synonym type. Must be eitherĮXACT, RELATED, BROAD or NARROW if given. Scope ( str or None) – An optional synonym scope. Parametersĭescription ( str) – The alternate definition of the entity, or a add_synonym ( description: str, scope: Optional = None, type: Optional = None, xrefs: Optional] = None ) → ¶Īdd a new synonym to the current entity. Formally equivalent to a property (either ObjectProperty Relationship ¶Ī relationship, constitute the edges of the ontology graph.Īlso sometimes referede as typedefs, relationship types, properties or
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