Has this ever happened to anyone in 6/8 timesig??

a few people have said that the 1000 occasionally cuts off a few seconds of their samples. i was working in 6/8 timesig for the first time and noticed that it added a few tenths of a second. anyone ever figure out why it does this???

read the manual please.

Penfold wrote:read the manual please.

why so negative man? just dont answer if newbies piss you off that much

jacon wrote:

Penfold wrote:read the manual please.

why so negative man? just dont answer if newbies piss you off that much

If it is in the manual, and you have one...it doesn't hurt to use it....I believe that is the point he is trying to get across....

hmm point taken....dont even know where that shiet is haha

froz1 wrote:hmm point taken....dont even know where that shiet is haha

i dont even know why they have message boards.. every question you ask you get a barrage of "read the manual" its so annoying.. dont read or respond if you dont wanna help.. jeez

We do not exist to solve your problems for you. No one here gets paid to help you. do you think our sole purpose in life is to find, read, and type out the answers to questions you could find yourself simply by reading the manual? FOR FREE?

TicToc wrote:We do not exist to solve your problems for you. No one here gets paid to help you. do you think our sole purpose in life is to find, read, and type out the answers to questions you could find yourself simply by reading the manual? FOR FREE?

ahahahaa TRUE!!!!

right, but doesnt it eat up more of your time to b!tch about it rather than just ignore it?

Mr. Mind wrote:right, but doesnt it eat up more of your time to b!tch about it rather than just ignore it?

4 sure