
By highlife
Mon Feb 07, 2005 6:03 pm
yo, another newbie here with some questions.
you guys might've seen the 60 i just picked up on ebay a few weeks ago. 3.10 OS and memory expansion for $800. i had to also pay him the paypal fee in order to charge it to my cc but i felt like it was a good deal. no scsi though. we're both in san diego so i tested it out and picked it up from the guy at the hiphop shop he works at. he's got a little studio set up there with a 2kxl, triton, and an EPS (which he uses, didn't have time to learn the 60 so that's why he got rid of it). he didn't really show me anything though and basically said '"well, here you go, good luck!" he did leave me a disk with one program (kick, snare, hi-hat).
anyways, i've been reading the manual and trying to figure out how to work this thing but to no avail. the only thing i've managed to do is make a 2 bar drum loop with the sounds/program he left me. i got my table hooked up and also managed to sample something.
i think he showed me that it has the memory expansion which means it should be able to sample up to 26 seconds or something? but when i got home and tried to sample something the other day it would only let me go up to 13 some seconds for the sample time. he says you can compress the sound to get up to 50 seconds too? well, i can't figure out how to do this or to simply sample something at 26 seconds either.
how can i loop a 4 (or 8 or 12) bar sample? for example, say i sample something that's 4 bars. i go to sounds and edit sound to make the start and end position then assign that sound to a pad but when i press record & play it only loops it for 2 bars and i can't get it to loop the complete 4 bar sample.
i think i've tried going to edit loop and manually typing in 4 in the bar input zone but it automatically defaults to 2 or 1. i can't type in any other number but 1 or 2.
should i create a new track for each sound? like one track is hi-hat, one track is snare, one track is kick, etc.?
say i create a drum sequence with those tracks. then do i need to create a new sequence to have a melody sample play on top of that (i guess it would be one track on that sequence)?
i'm just tryin' to figure out how to make a intro sequence with the main 4-bar melody sample looping for two times, then have the hi-hats come in for 4 bars, then kick for 4, then snare for 4 and then have that all play together for 8 bars, then introduce like a chorus for 4 bars, and go back to the verse, etc.
any help would be GREATLY appreciated about trying to get my sample memory to reflect properly and looping a 4 bar or 8 bar melody from a record to play underneath a 2 bar drum loop.
you guys might've seen the 60 i just picked up on ebay a few weeks ago. 3.10 OS and memory expansion for $800. i had to also pay him the paypal fee in order to charge it to my cc but i felt like it was a good deal. no scsi though. we're both in san diego so i tested it out and picked it up from the guy at the hiphop shop he works at. he's got a little studio set up there with a 2kxl, triton, and an EPS (which he uses, didn't have time to learn the 60 so that's why he got rid of it). he didn't really show me anything though and basically said '"well, here you go, good luck!" he did leave me a disk with one program (kick, snare, hi-hat).
anyways, i've been reading the manual and trying to figure out how to work this thing but to no avail. the only thing i've managed to do is make a 2 bar drum loop with the sounds/program he left me. i got my table hooked up and also managed to sample something.
i think he showed me that it has the memory expansion which means it should be able to sample up to 26 seconds or something? but when i got home and tried to sample something the other day it would only let me go up to 13 some seconds for the sample time. he says you can compress the sound to get up to 50 seconds too? well, i can't figure out how to do this or to simply sample something at 26 seconds either.
how can i loop a 4 (or 8 or 12) bar sample? for example, say i sample something that's 4 bars. i go to sounds and edit sound to make the start and end position then assign that sound to a pad but when i press record & play it only loops it for 2 bars and i can't get it to loop the complete 4 bar sample.
i think i've tried going to edit loop and manually typing in 4 in the bar input zone but it automatically defaults to 2 or 1. i can't type in any other number but 1 or 2.
should i create a new track for each sound? like one track is hi-hat, one track is snare, one track is kick, etc.?
say i create a drum sequence with those tracks. then do i need to create a new sequence to have a melody sample play on top of that (i guess it would be one track on that sequence)?
i'm just tryin' to figure out how to make a intro sequence with the main 4-bar melody sample looping for two times, then have the hi-hats come in for 4 bars, then kick for 4, then snare for 4 and then have that all play together for 8 bars, then introduce like a chorus for 4 bars, and go back to the verse, etc.
any help would be GREATLY appreciated about trying to get my sample memory to reflect properly and looping a 4 bar or 8 bar melody from a record to play underneath a 2 bar drum loop.





