dj e.d.e wrote:sick^^ ,how long you been messin with it,sounds like you got that sequencing down,i need to get there,i'm just getting to know the internal program structure,
thanks
i started working with it in early february. haven't been on it every day but i did put in a good amount of time with it.
dj e.d.e wrote:do you have your drums in banks? presets? performance sets?
how are those simular to the mpc ?are the banks like the banks on the mpc(ABDC)?
the drums are just in instruments, i don't even know lol, i tried to save everything as a bank but when i went to load it nothing was there so for now im playing it safe and just saving each instrument, sequence, etc. individually. i need to learn how to save my drums like that so i don't need to sample new drums every time i make a beat, i'd like to be able to save and pull sounds from a floppy disk but i haven't found an effective way to do that yet..
also, i had a problem, in the manual it said that if i saved an instrument, the effect would save with it. but it didn't. do i have to save the effect? and then how do i load it to the instrument, do i have to do that Copy to Inst shit again? lampdog?
dj e.d.e wrote:whats the skinny on banks on these things?
i don't know very much about banks so dont take my word for it but i think they are like "projects" on an mpc.. so when you save a bank, everything thats currently loaded gets saved.. thats what it says in the manual but it didnt work for me..
dj e.d.e wrote:when chopping does the wave actually get cut? how can you chop a sample or a loop in to oneshot drum kit across the board?
this one i can answer. when you chop a wavesample, you are changing its parameters only. if you want to actually chop it so that anything before the start point and after the end point is gone and out of the asr's memory, you can go to Command - Wavesample - Truncate. but since you are just changing the parameters, you can copy a wavesample as many times as you want (and chop it differently) and it won't take up any more memory.
if you sample a drum break in a song, what i do is make 3 or 4 copies of it, assign them to their own key on the keyboard, and chop each one into oneshot hits, like kick, hi hat, snare, and maybe another variation of one of these sounds.