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By youngknowledge Wed Apr 05, 2006 1:04 pm
tryin 2 sample al green song ,,,, got a few bits i want from it wats the best way 2 cut the sample up into 4 bits or 5 etc .......eg..


got bout 30 seconds of the song but i want it on seperate pads instead of one pad how can i do this?
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By Mr modnaR Wed Apr 05, 2006 4:54 pm
record it 2 tape, then remove da tape from da spool, then take a pair of scissors (if yor unda 16, get yo parent's help) and cut da tape in-2 4 or 5 peeses. den get a bit of gloo, and stik da peeses ov taype 2 da pads dat yoo wont da soundz 2 play from.

seriously, read the FUKKINGGGG manual.
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By Antonym Wed Apr 05, 2006 5:25 pm
ahhhhhhhhhhhhahaha excellent

da gloo

hahah

By Mpc1kallday Wed Apr 05, 2006 5:27 pm
Sample the sample then hi mode trim then hit slice then choose how many time u want it choped :D

yo

By youngknowledge Mon Apr 10, 2006 2:02 pm
so u sample x2 the same sample then u hit mode then trim then wat?
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By Antonym Mon Apr 10, 2006 5:13 pm
no more videos until you know how to use your equipment.

da gloo.
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By Mr modnaR Mon Apr 10, 2006 5:16 pm
erm, ant, hate to point this out mate, but that was young atlanta. :roll:
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By Antonym Mon Apr 10, 2006 5:43 pm
oh shit, so it was. these guys are all just so similar.

that'd make sense, actually - "here are my records, but i do'nt sample."

"i peep game, i peep game"
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By bhunt Mon Apr 10, 2006 5:45 pm
you have qute a few options you can zone the sample and chop it up into peices if you want. You can highlight the parts ou wanna sample and use the extract feature to take teh sample out.

By sadloser Mon Apr 10, 2006 6:34 pm
man c'on you guys r such asses... why can't you tell everybody anything different than "read your manual" ?? afraid that someone might top your great
skillz? ever heard of "each one teach one?" guess not! u just might think the essence is hating!
just tell that kid :
got to trim mode and press slice, then choose the number of pieces u want it to be cut, then "convert" and "create new program"


once again the old saying shows to be true: THERE ARE NO STUPID QUESTIONS JUST STUPID ASWERS!!!
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By Mr modnaR Mon Apr 10, 2006 7:30 pm
sadloser wrote:THERE ARE NO STUPID QUESTIONS JUST STUPID ASWERS!!!


if that is the case, what is an "ASWER"?
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By ryssen Mon Apr 10, 2006 8:13 pm
sadloser wrote:once again the old saying shows to be true: THERE ARE NO STUPID QUESTIONS JUST STUPID ASWERS!!!


In many peoples backwoods there seem to be a saying that sums up like: "If you have the ability to find the answers, but you can let someone else do it for you, don´t bother"

Wouldn´t the concept of an online forum where people can exchange tips, ideas and experiences with each other be pretty useless if the main purpose of that forum was to explain to people what the manual says just because people don´t want to or is to lazy to read their manuals?

We could have a place where you get help with hardware acting funny or problems with OS bugs and workarounds for them. A place where people can exchange experiences and tricks that are on a more musical and productionbased level than the cold handling of the unit and it´s functions. This forum is, and could be an ever greater source of skills and knowledge as old time producers, computer techies and mad weedsmokers are lined side by side, complementing each others skills. Turning the forums into a online, interactive manual would ruin it´s strengths and complexity.

People have a manual, otherwise they could download it. We have a newbie forum. This, and a thousand other questions of the same basic kind has already been answered several times on the forums, that´s what the search function is for.
Don´t pollute the forums, this line of questioning is the digital equivalence to dog turds in the streets.
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By Antonym Mon Apr 10, 2006 8:23 pm
ryssen just summed it up beautifully.
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By Mr modnaR Mon Apr 10, 2006 8:23 pm
said with more eloquence than a native english speaker, ryssen, well done and

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