
By SEED78
Mon Dec 31, 2012 9:52 pm
it is tempting to sample whole track, but even with 32meg it might not be the best way - although there is NO wrong way obviously.
During a session I try to keep recording levels the same, and just take separate samples from same track as and when i need them. that way also you get to vibe with your main loop before sampling the whole track.
even with a handful of big stereo loops i often have no issues with fitting all onto one partition, and thats even without making my edit points permanent. I tend to take samples that are about 12 second in length though, not 2.5 min.
3.5os can format partitions that are 33meg, not sure it its a REAL 33meg, but sounds slightly larger.
During a session I try to keep recording levels the same, and just take separate samples from same track as and when i need them. that way also you get to vibe with your main loop before sampling the whole track.
even with a handful of big stereo loops i often have no issues with fitting all onto one partition, and thats even without making my edit points permanent. I tend to take samples that are about 12 second in length though, not 2.5 min.
3.5os can format partitions that are 33meg, not sure it its a REAL 33meg, but sounds slightly larger.
LARGE PRO FAN

