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I've never heard of Wim Mertens, but I'm sure he'll appreciate the BoC reference

Oh, and there are others on that YT channel as well.

This is a project by a friend of mine. Sampling was done with an SP-555 with some KP3, Space Echo and keys thrown into the mix.

http://youtu.be/YqWU8PIweAM

Hope you guys enjoy!

but yo theres a problem with this....say you did play all those voices at the same time.....how long before they all drift????

On a single device, it shouldn't be a problem because they'd all be triggered at the same time.

On multiple devices, so long as you have them synched to the clock of ...

The 404 has 12 note polyphony if all the samples are mono. If stereo, it drops to 6.

Polyphony is the maximum number of notes that can be played simultaneously (e.g. on the 404, you can have 12 mono samples all trigger at the same time at the start of a bar, if you want).

Poly = many
Phonic = pertaining to sound

Click here, then click "Polyphony (instrument)" at the top for ...

Yeah, that's just the sort of thing I was looking for. You chaps are super helpful!

BTW thanks for the advice guys.

iG9 wrote:smoke weed every day

Preaching to the converted

So you mean have the RM1X trigger the S950's samples while synching the 404 to it's MIDI clock?

Here is is.

Soundonsound review it pretty thoroughly here.

I'm afraid I have no intention to go for an MPC. I'm quite happy to work with what I have what I want, but it'd be good to know whether it's feasible!

What I'm hoping to do is trigger notes on one sampler without inadvertently ...

Currently my setup consists of an RM1X and a SP-404. I have an opportunity to obtain an Akai S950 (which I intend to take up, for lo-fi win), but I'm not sure how much flexibility I'll have in terms of controlling both samplers from the sequencer.

Let's say, for example, I run the MIDI OUT from ...

iG9 wrote:If this ends in a tie I vote you each pick a sample for next battle.

I vote we do this anyway, since it was so close.

Whoever gets the most votes = picks sample
The other guy = picks break

Neither is allowed to discuss their choices, for extra challenge.

How does that sound?

I'll don't think my friend will be getting a turntable. He does have a KP3 and Korg microX, there's some limited sampling possible on the KP so I guess that could be a workaround.

I mean, basically he's looking for something that can sample, sequence and is good for live applications. He's also a ...