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By acronym Sun Feb 02, 2014 4:47 pm
I have the waveboy image files that someone has sent me, is it possible to play a usb floppy drive and make the discs like that?.

I have a scsi port too, however, I was thinking as well if its possible to actually have the os on the zip drive and also tons of samples as well alongside the waveboy fx?

Thanks guys
By acronym Sat Feb 08, 2014 12:30 am
Stuck already...

I can sample and assign it to a root key. So for example the lowest white key which will play the original sample in the correct pitch, with the rest playing at an increased pitch. However, can anyone explain how to copy the sample which is on the lower key so that I can spread it across the keyboard at the correct pitch and then adjust using the start and end which I can do.

I know cmd wave is copy wave sample but when ever I do that its creates wavesample and a number?.

Anyone help please

So far loving this machine for chopping.
By acronym Sat Feb 08, 2014 1:14 am
I may as well break it into steps because it probably be easier to understand if you can help.

1.I can sample and assign to a root key, the rest of the keys on the keyboard play the sample at different pitches.

2.The root key I set, I changed the start points.

3.Problem is the copy wavesample, I don't understand why its not working. What I wish to do is copy the sample at the root key and change the start points however, I'm not sure why its not copy the wavesample?. The rest of they keys are still playing at different pitches.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOQVhYgh ... 1391822061
By acronym Sat Feb 08, 2014 1:36 am
With regards to the sampling question, I sampled a 4 sec funk break however, while I can set the root key to play with adjust the start point. I'm not sure how I can copy thatchunk and from that key to the next key.

I tried edit pitch but it shifts the loop down or up depending on the key. Ideally what I'm trying to do is slice the sample across all the keys. Hope that makes sense,
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By Lampdog Sat Feb 08, 2014 1:41 am
That whole keyboard spread sample is most likely 1 sample. You need to reD the manual and find out what a WAVESAMPLE is and how it's used. Individual samples in the ASR don't have names, they are simply WS's. COPY PARAMS is a logical non destructive chop. COPY PARAMS AND DATA is a fill on physical copy of the WS.
The manual is well written, take time to know these things and you'll proceed on alot smoother. Don't and you'll be shorting yourself.


http://mpcstoragesolution.com/yahoo_sit ... 213308.pdf
By acronym Sat Feb 08, 2014 1:57 am
Yeah I have the manual and I'm slowing going through it, but can you help in the meantime Lamp and point out where I'm going wrong. Its 1.51 am here in the UK and I want to chop, loving the machine though still.
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By Coz Sat Feb 08, 2014 1:59 am
acronym wrote:Its 1.51 am here in the UK and I want to chop, loving the machine though still.



What's the rush? :hmmm:

Get up tomorrow and crack the problem.
By acronym Sat Feb 08, 2014 2:03 am
Coz wrote:
acronym wrote:Its 1.51 am here in the UK and I want to chop, loving the machine though still.



What's the rush? :hmmm:

Get up tomorrow and crack the problem.


working morning shift at the ward tomorrow, won't be back until much later during the evening :x