at one point i looked at VSampler as a means of making soundfonts because it saves as sf2. but the GUI on the version i tried was tiny, so way too fiddly.
it's a longstanding wish, with making sample programs (including soundfonts as 'sample programs'). maybe i should do a separate topic for this.
programs i use currently that have this are FrederiksonLabs Vosyr, for the Volca Sample, and MPC Maid (java) for Akai MPC500.
i'm a freeware freak eh
Vosyr is for one-shots, and has 100 slots to which you drag samples. you can drag a batch of files, which will land on consecutive slots. and then you can rearrange the order of the banks easily by dragging them around ( this wouldn't apply so much for soundfonts). when you save a project, it saves a folder of extension-less files with anonymous new numerical names. pop the *.wav extension back on, and they play in winamp, as 32khz wavs. (it's quite useful as a 'shopping basket' for collecting samples from across many folders in a large library - my next topic..)
MPC Maid also does drag'n'drop - and 'add folder' - quick way to knock up *.pgm files.
i have this notion that drag'n'drop would make things like velocity layers easier to deal with. don't actually have an idea for what it would look like
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