need recommendations for simple sample-and-hold sampler

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I used to sample from Youtube, but the audio quality is just so low (although I guess better if you play back the video at the highest quality). Can be cool if it's just for dialogue or background texture, if that's the effect you're going for. Maybe vocals if they're heavily processed.

change display name (Jordan), Monday, 27 July 2020 00:11 (three years ago) link

Thanks. I found Legowelt right after posting here. Definitely lots of cool sounds there.

I don’t really know what I’m going for yet. Everything I make right now sounds really flat and cheesy and derivative. Part of the “fun” of learning a new instrument.

na (NA), Monday, 27 July 2020 01:32 (three years ago) link

two years pass...

i have a very dumb question and i'm only really expecting general answers to this, not specific to my gear. i have the aforementioned stand-alone electribe sampler. i assume that there is a way to connect it to my computer and use it with recording software in a way where it will "record" all the sample tracks separately so i can further manipulate them in the software. assuming this is correct, is this done via MIDI still, like in olden times? or is there another function/setting i should be looking at to make this work?

i have never been able to do make the sampler connect with reason essentials beyond just recording the audio directly. i just managed to make some kind of MIDI connection where the sampler was almost working as a controller for the in-software drum machine, but that's as far as i've gotten so far. i'm just trying to figure out if this is where i should keep investigating or if it might be a software issue since i don't think this is really what reason essentials is intended for.

na (NA), Thursday, 6 October 2022 21:51 (one year ago) link


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