By Kaymir
Wed Mar 26, 2003 12:41 am
any 1 got one? I will get mine in a few days to be my 2nd sampler, old skool. would like to here some user comments!
By Prah_860_
Wed Mar 26, 2003 9:22 pm
yea....kinda reminds me of the mpc!!!
http://www.loopers-delight.com/tools/ak ... mix-16.JPG
features like a 4 track sequencer, 8 voice polyphony, crossfaders, tap tempo, and triggering pads. It doesn't have obvious features like overdubbing or feedback control. So once you've captured a phrase, it appears that you can't do much to it. It can resample phrases to a tapped tempo, no idea if it can do it in real time. Switchable sample rates, with only 32khz being the top. With 2MB you get 30 seconds mono, 15 seconds stereo. With the 18MB upgrade (expandable with ordinary simms), you get 292 seconds mono, 146 seconds stereo. Optional scsi port
Feature List
A stereo sampler designed specifically for phrase sampling and DJ live performance
16-bit linear stereo sampling
16 pads for triggering sampled phrases
"Hold" mode to automatically repeat beat loops
Bend/Scratch slider
Flexible Monitoring section allows auditioning and sampling from turntable or CD
Familiar Crossfader and Transformer buttons to control input/output mix
Tap tempo
Four-track sequencer
Built-in floppy disk drive for sample and sequence storage
2MB of RAM standard
Powerful (but easy-to-use) editing
Sample compatibility with the entire range of Akai's "S" series samplers
Industrial-strength replaceable sliders
A tough metal housing that's equally at home in a coffin or a studio
Featuring the mind-bogglingly hip Beat-Loop function
Makes it easy to synchronize multiple phrases
For each phrase, input the number of beats and the desired tempo
The REMIX16 instantly adjusts the phrase to play at exactly that tempo
Expansion options
SCSI interface for connection to large hard drives and CD ROMs
Additional 16MB of RAM using a standard 72-pin SIMM
info taken from loopersdelight.com
http://www.loopers-delight.com/tools/ak ... mix-16.JPG
features like a 4 track sequencer, 8 voice polyphony, crossfaders, tap tempo, and triggering pads. It doesn't have obvious features like overdubbing or feedback control. So once you've captured a phrase, it appears that you can't do much to it. It can resample phrases to a tapped tempo, no idea if it can do it in real time. Switchable sample rates, with only 32khz being the top. With 2MB you get 30 seconds mono, 15 seconds stereo. With the 18MB upgrade (expandable with ordinary simms), you get 292 seconds mono, 146 seconds stereo. Optional scsi port
Feature List
A stereo sampler designed specifically for phrase sampling and DJ live performance
16-bit linear stereo sampling
16 pads for triggering sampled phrases
"Hold" mode to automatically repeat beat loops
Bend/Scratch slider
Flexible Monitoring section allows auditioning and sampling from turntable or CD
Familiar Crossfader and Transformer buttons to control input/output mix
Tap tempo
Four-track sequencer
Built-in floppy disk drive for sample and sequence storage
2MB of RAM standard
Powerful (but easy-to-use) editing
Sample compatibility with the entire range of Akai's "S" series samplers
Industrial-strength replaceable sliders
A tough metal housing that's equally at home in a coffin or a studio
Featuring the mind-bogglingly hip Beat-Loop function
Makes it easy to synchronize multiple phrases
For each phrase, input the number of beats and the desired tempo
The REMIX16 instantly adjusts the phrase to play at exactly that tempo
Expansion options
SCSI interface for connection to large hard drives and CD ROMs
Additional 16MB of RAM using a standard 72-pin SIMM
info taken from loopersdelight.com
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