By elmacaco
Sun Jul 04, 2004 6:49 pm
The Copy works on other samples, it's if you leave the edit screen that the clip gets empied I think. Like I said, I have a bunch of nothing samples at .1 seconds and I copy from the sample I want and paste there. It works fine, but it is a bit slow, so I tend to just sample, trim, then sample again and trim the other part, then sample again. I find it is quicker and only do the copy when I need to or feel like it.
I used to do my chopping in Soundforge, but I really don't like the sound compared to the straight sampling in the 60. It sounds great, but I prefer the sound of the straight sampling, It might not be such a difference in the 3000.
I love using the 60 to trim samples, I love the process of sampling on it and laying out the kits and comparing different kicks and snares in little elimination rounds.
As for storage, I use Zips, I find them perfect for my needs, with Hard Drives I forget what the 3000 tops out at, I think 520 Megs, then you have to partition them so you don't go over the file limit.
Use whatever, I still think Zips keep you the most organized.
As for your memory, do you have 32 Megabytes or 16? I am not familiar with the 3000 numbers, but you'll need to make sure you have the 32 and that you are sampling in mono.
Seriously, that's a lot of sampling time either way.
I used to do my chopping in Soundforge, but I really don't like the sound compared to the straight sampling in the 60. It sounds great, but I prefer the sound of the straight sampling, It might not be such a difference in the 3000.
I love using the 60 to trim samples, I love the process of sampling on it and laying out the kits and comparing different kicks and snares in little elimination rounds.
As for storage, I use Zips, I find them perfect for my needs, with Hard Drives I forget what the 3000 tops out at, I think 520 Megs, then you have to partition them so you don't go over the file limit.
Use whatever, I still think Zips keep you the most organized.
As for your memory, do you have 32 Megabytes or 16? I am not familiar with the 3000 numbers, but you'll need to make sure you have the 32 and that you are sampling in mono.
Seriously, that's a lot of sampling time either way.
