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By baatbaat Fri Apr 08, 2011 5:31 pm
I once owned a small Korg Electribe sampler. I don't remember the name. It was green/metal. It was perfect for mangling your sounds and had a certain lofi sound quality. I sold it - it was my first "groovebox". I wish I'd kept it :(
By JVC Sat Apr 09, 2011 1:01 am
baatbaat wrote:I once owned a small Korg Electribe sampler. I don't remember the name. It was green/metal. It was perfect for mangling your sounds and had a certain lofi sound quality. I sold it - it was my first "groovebox". I wish I'd kept it :(

That's Korg Electribe ES-1. Its a quite under rated sampling drum machine.
I bought it on eBay, kind of by mistake, I did not know the sequence was limited to par beat (808 style) and only 9 pads.
It is really a fun machine I ended up liking it a lot. It is so easy to use, sound a bit lo-hi, in a good way (it is not dirty sounding, although it can be with build-in effects) samples can be assigned for EACH sequences, so that way you can use more than 9 samples by alternating sequences.
I got used to trim (edit) samples on ES-1, you can slow down pitch, and reverse playing sample in sample editing mode, so trimming sample is easier than you think.

(shameless plug) I've been uploading videoclips of remakes hip hop classics, using ES-1 on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/jvcforce/
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By mr_debauch Sat Apr 09, 2011 3:15 am
JVC wrote:
baatbaat wrote:I once owned a small Korg Electribe sampler. I don't remember the name. It was green/metal. It was perfect for mangling your sounds and had a certain lofi sound quality. I sold it - it was my first "groovebox". I wish I'd kept it :(

That's Korg Electribe ES-1. Its a quite under rated sampling drum machine.
I bought it on eBay, kind of by mistake, I did not know the sequence was limited to par beat (808 style) and only 9 pads.
It is really a fun machine I ended up liking it a lot. It is so easy to use, sound a bit lo-hi, in a good way (it is not dirty sounding, although it can be with build-in effects) samples can be assigned for EACH sequences, so that way you can use more than 9 samples by alternating sequences.
I got used to trim (edit) samples on ES-1, you can slow down pitch, and reverse playing sample in sample editing mode, so trimming sample is easier than you think.

(shameless plug) I've been uploading videoclips of remakes hip hop classics, using ES-1 on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/jvcforce/


that actually sounds pretty damn good... I have the ea of that series and you can do some very nice sounding shit with it. my favourite part about that VA synth is the knobs are midi controllable so I got the midi in/out to/from the 60 and i run a long sequence while pushing buttons and tweaking the dials ... and you got a hit.
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By nogginj Sat Apr 09, 2011 5:01 am
amen props jvc, we were jamming your vids the other night getting geeky on samplers.
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By damien907 Tue Apr 12, 2011 6:52 am
i have nothing to add to this except dope vids jvc 8)
By jimmie Wed Apr 13, 2011 1:09 am
Amiga A1200 with one of these:

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Variable sampling rate up to 51kHz at 8 bit. Proper grimey.
By mastasteez Wed Apr 13, 2011 1:31 am
damien907 wrote:i have nothing to add to this except dope vids jvc 8)


seconded. jvc got madd skills
By JVC Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:41 am
mastasteez wrote:
damien907 wrote:i have nothing to add to this except dope vids jvc 8)


seconded. jvc got madd skills

Thank you for saying that, but I don't do well on beat battles...

http://www.mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?t=139806