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By charlieocali Tue Jun 02, 2009 1:39 am
Been using this technique to turn my mpc4000 into a sound module. I wanna have beast I can just turn on and just make beats, with all the sounds tailored by me. Taking up quite a bit of my time, some of the sounds are based off vst, motif, fantom. The vets are single samples looped and streched ", wich I'll eventually have to re-sample and loop again to get them to go correctly all the way up the keyrange (check the single cycle thread), but the motif I'm ussually using about 8 key groups. Btw, the sample structure for the 4000 is pretty much the same as the s-series. The looping is the most tediouse part, after that it's all fun, and if I'm creative enough I can recreate the original sound, or create something totally new. Sometimes taking something from a sample cd and layering with one of your synths gives you a really inique big sound.

Excuse the rant, I get juiced up over sound.

Peace,
Charlie O