I love this and my Iridium! Thanks for sharing, this has been inspiring. I haven’t explored the sample engine yet I’ve been loving the Kernal engine! Have a wonderful day.
Sample Robot Multi-X ($180) offers velocity selection and then you can choose to do it again for another velocity within the same project. Or you can buy the $270 pro version that will autosample velocities for you too. I have not used either, but I am seriously considering this as a big reason to get an Iridium
Thanks for this tutorial! Great. Could you explain how the Quantum uses memory for samples. Is there a limited RAM memory like in old time samplers or is it sample directly to flash memory with playback also directly from the flash memory? That would probably mean you can sample very long samples with no looping if required since the flash memory is so big. I’m comparing with samplers from the past like Akai S series and E-mu E4 that I have experience with.
Question, so the MAP file, if you sample in 4ths or 6ths, then pitches those samples down automatically across the designated key range? Thus when importing, you don't need to set the range of each individual note sample, correct?
Did you say sampling is not creative???? Ok,so If I find sounds like car horns,voices,and water, totally create sounds you cannot get in your rompler,and that's not more creative?So using presets and just tweaking them is more creative? In what world? Herbert made a whole LP with found sounds being sampled,so by that 'logic' ,using some romplers is more creative..Yeah,ok..
