so is JJ os THAT useful ?

le rat wrote:Elevated> Can you give an example for what sample start/end point adjustement is useful?
I think I never used that feature.

Thanks

You got it bro, I haven't dropped a jewel in a while anyway--

Adjusting the start (especially the start) and end points in TRIM mode can significantly alter the timing and groove of your sequence. That's why it's dope to be able to make adjustments in TRIM while the sequencer is running--- you hear the changes in real-time. A LOT of machines can't do this, including MPC's w/ Akai OS.

And there is another advantage of adjusting your timing using sample start in TRIM mode. It allows me to get around the 96 PPQ sequencer resolution, and really get my samples to to hit with the EXACT timing I want. Just zoom into the sample start point and adjust as needed.

Thanks for you answer. I've mixed up and thought you were refering to that function associated with Q-link.

Nah, I never got too into the Qlink -> Sample start. I found it to be too imprecise

jjos > stock os.. little more to be said. Im on the free version now and still wouldnt look back.

just to start with it shows all your samples in file format so you can work on individual projects quick.. been on this free os for just a minute and found all kinds of gems.