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

By charlieocali
Tue Jun 02, 2009 1:41 am
While I'm at it, anyone know of a auto looping app, that works.

By vinyl_junkie_1620
Tue Jun 02, 2009 6:50 pm
There is an auto loop which works amazingly and used by Hollow sun to create all his famous akai sample cd's..all looped on that software in no time.
Check it http://www.antarestech.com/products/infinity.shtml
I think it's MAC only so I don't have it.
Check it http://www.antarestech.com/products/infinity.shtml
I think it's MAC only so I don't have it.


