Forum to discuss all matters relating to the MPC1000 and MPC2500 operating systems created by 'JJ' (all versions).
By phazer1980 Fri Dec 11, 2009 6:01 pm
Thanks....spread it....if I have sampled from an expensive stage piano can anyone sue me then?

I mean all piano sounds to samplers/romplers must have been sampled from a SOME Digital Piano of some sort. I have NOT used ANY copyrighted ROM samples or anything smiliar. I have just sampled evey 4th tone of the stage piano

I have samples the stage pianos STEREO OUT, L (MONO) like this:
C_1 to D#1
E_1 to G_1
G#1 to B_1

...and so on for all octaves.

(To ME the stage piano and my MPC piano program sound ALMOST identical, also with expressiveness. I have made a little vecloity->filter_env and other stuff.)

The programs ONLY cover 76 notes, because that is what my current control-keyboard-(synth) does (JX-10).

So if anyone out there has a 88 key controller, and you want a version covering all 88 keys, let me know by PM and I'll make a version 2 of the programs with 88 key support.

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You might be wandering why the samples are so large, and that is because I DON'T use looping, I simply sample the entire decay/release becasue I am NOT good at making good and natural sounding loops on accustic instrument samples.

If anyone wants to make the loops for me and thereby reduce sample size by 70% PM me and I will supply samples without any effects, and then you can send me the looped samples and all will be well :)
)


Hope you like.
Last edited by phazer1980 on Fri Dec 11, 2009 6:31 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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By b.read Fri Dec 11, 2009 6:09 pm
I think they could if you don't edit that post :lol:
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By b.read Fri Dec 11, 2009 6:42 pm
phazer1980 wrote:Edited... :) Thx, man.



Sounds good...I, personally would have probably just edited it to look like :




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But what you wrote will work too :lol:
By jimmie Sat Dec 12, 2009 3:13 am
I'm confused.

I didn't understand all that talk about digital pianos and sampling "STEREO OUT, L (MONO)".

So, you've taken two microphones, and sampled the sound of an acoustic grand piano?
By phazer1980 Sat Dec 12, 2009 9:57 am
Ryssen -> Exactly.

And if it is legal to make a multisampled synth sound from a Jupiter/Prophet/Moog or whatever, then MY piano samples are legal too as I have sampled the instrument by recording from its analog out into my MPC's analog in...

So, is my Piano Sound really legal or not? I would really like to know....really.






...really :)
By beach_break Mon Dec 14, 2009 12:22 am
au contraire. you recorded the samples -- you own the copyright.

phazer1980 wrote:Ryssen -> Exactly.

And if it is legal to make a multisampled synth sound from a Jupiter/Prophet/Moog or whatever, then MY piano samples are legal too as I have sampled the instrument by recording from its analog out into my MPC's analog in...

So, is my Piano Sound really legal or not? I would really like to know....really.






...really :)
By jimmie Mon Dec 14, 2009 9:44 am
beach_break wrote:au contraire. you recorded the samples -- you own the copyright.


Are you sure?
Sampling samples seems a bit dodgy to me. After all, a sample has a particular unique fingerprint and sampling the sample would still reveal the original sample when analysed...
don't ya think?

Unless we're talking about an electric piano that synthesizes by manipulating samples of small waveforms.
By phazer1980 Tue Dec 15, 2009 7:01 am
I can't see the strings programs either on yoursampler.com. Not if I go trough all 6 pages nor if I choose "Newest".

Maybe we should talk to zombaio, cause he is the almighty creator of yoursampler.com

Maybe there is a little bug somwhere on the site, so it only shows 6 pages or maybe the uploader did something wrong.

ralphyartis' >> Did your press "Update" when you have uploaded your .zip/.rar, demo and picture? Try logging on the site again a go to "Manager" and see if your strings programs are even there.

If we all contribute with only the best of our original sounds, then that site could be the best sample-site ever :)