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Friday, June 16, 2006
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Thank you for showing a sampler. I guess I am in the minority for using old hardware samplers.
ReplyDeleteI use hardware samplers only. Quicker to use. Computers have faster processors but it's so painful to sample on a computer.
ReplyDelete1. Open up wav editor
2. Sample sound
3. Save sound
4. Load up sound in your other software
5. Make a patch with sample
Hardware samplers :
1. Press button to record sample
2. Make a patch with sample
Feel free to disagree.
Of course using an ensoniq EPS means plenty of slowness and more pain than recent samplers...