Thank you so much for this video. After searching and faltering for a couple years I now know how to sample. So very pleased to get this off my "learn to do list".
Thanks so much. Playing this Sunday, had to have to unique sound that was purchased as an audio file. Had some trouble saving the global file you selected but selected the one without the userbank tag at the end. Seems to work now. Appreciate the time you took to put this out.
You can delete MS to initialize that first Multisample instead of creating a new one in 1:30. When you save your Sampling Data and create a file it eliminates have to load an empty Multisample in the first Multisample slot.
Hi. Great video. On the "Sample Edit" and "Loop Edit" page, is there any way to scrub through the sampled waveform? Specifically I'm wanting to find where to end my waveform with as little guess work. Finding a start point is a tiny bit of guess work, although very easy. However, finding an end point in a little more complicated waveform has me having to listen to the whole waveform (or at least wherever I add the start point) in order to get to the end point. Thanks.
Can someone help to clear my question up please regarding sampling/samples. When I create a sample, I have to rename the multi sample, This is the question, should the name of the multisample be the heading of maybe the song you want to create, and the samples you create within that multisample are used maybe for a particular song…. Or is the multisample more of a user bank name for example, My 80s Music so this is where you would maybe store all samples to with 80s, Then maybe you would have another Multisample named electro music, and within this this is where you would store all your electronic sounds. I found it confusing when I click on multisample and sample and see all the samples I’ve made. I thought Renaming multisample would be like a sub directory . Any help would be great full. Thanks.
thank you. It should be very interisting but watching to your video causes a high risk of seasickness and vomiting on the PC keyboard. Please, fasten your camera to a fix point !
