@@Paulatejande they’re from my drum kit. It’s a collection of my favorite one hits that I’ve sampled and compiled over the years. Link is in my channel bio. Pay what you want!
How did you keep the ko2 on the sampling page (with the pads blinking) after recording the first chop? Immediately after I record 1 chop, my pads stop blinking. Thanks for the tutorial and dope beats 🔥
That’s strange. I haven’t had that issue before. My pads stay blinking to show the empty slots. Do you have space available to record additional samples? Maybe your slots are filled to capacity
Did you wipe all the preloaded samples and just go with your own since the space is so limited? Love your shit btw. I’ve had mine for like 5 months and have yet to really dive in. Damn shame
Appreciate you! Yea I deleted the stock sounds and replaced them with my kit. You can find it at the link in my channel bio if interested. Dust off your EP and make some jams! I also have a tutorial vid if you need any pointers
I’m trying to understand how this work could you technical record a rap in scene d and that’s segmented into 20 second parts and have each pad play them in order as if the full verse is playing?
I don’t think you can because of the 64mb memory limitation of the KO ii. The memory would be full after recording just a few 20 second clips because you’d need memory space for the beat as well. I suppose you could record the vocals and beat in mono to conserve space but it wouldn’t make much of a difference. If they implement resampling capability in the KO ii then you could
