By Mr. Messenger
Wed Oct 15, 2003 6:31 pm
ok this is my problem (i have done a search but not been able to help myself with my findings)
lets say i sample a piano note from vynil, which is 3 seconds long. i have it loaded into my mpc 2000xl with the 16 levels or autochromatic function.
problem is that the higher notes are shorter and the lower notes are longer. i know this is because the sounds are sped up and slowed down in order to create the specific note.
i have experimented with timestretch function but i dont understand the formula for % which will make all the notes equal in length. i also dont know how to match up my sample type with the "time stretch presets."
timestratch sounds like a lengthy process when i have to stretch many notes so they are all the same lenght but different note
also, im yet to totally understand the editing section of the manual and im unsure about the "duration of recorded notes" function in the "step edit" sreeen. pg 64 of manual..........is this the answer to my problem?
ive also tried to loop my sample, so as to keep it continuous in length but cant come up with a smooth sound. only bouncy clicks.
are there any other ways to solve the problem?
what is the quickest way?
cheers
lets say i sample a piano note from vynil, which is 3 seconds long. i have it loaded into my mpc 2000xl with the 16 levels or autochromatic function.
problem is that the higher notes are shorter and the lower notes are longer. i know this is because the sounds are sped up and slowed down in order to create the specific note.
i have experimented with timestretch function but i dont understand the formula for % which will make all the notes equal in length. i also dont know how to match up my sample type with the "time stretch presets."
timestratch sounds like a lengthy process when i have to stretch many notes so they are all the same lenght but different note
also, im yet to totally understand the editing section of the manual and im unsure about the "duration of recorded notes" function in the "step edit" sreeen. pg 64 of manual..........is this the answer to my problem?
ive also tried to loop my sample, so as to keep it continuous in length but cant come up with a smooth sound. only bouncy clicks.
are there any other ways to solve the problem?
what is the quickest way?
cheers
****, my word is born like Siamese triplets with doctor/lawyer/rocket-scientist props....
..the Triton is the Korg flagship keyboard/workstation....this thing is a monster as everyone should know by now...Used by almost every other RnB, pop, and hip hop producer in the game, mane, yow mean?.....it samples and does a bunchof other stuff that I wont get into now....its been out since 98 I think and is already in its 4th incarnation as the Triton studio.....mane, I get moist just lookin at one in one of them there catalogs.....the only thing it cant do is give sloppy head under the table but you can get yourself a girl for that.......Trust me, the Triton can fix your problem..