First microsampler beat

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Nicknw
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First microsampler beat

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Well I've been SP-less for about a year and I've finally copped another sampler, posting it here cos I feel like microsamplers more SPish than anything else if u know what I mean.

heres a little loop i made on the 1st day with it, lots of new shit in the works too

edit: new version of song http://soundcloud.com/nickwillsmusic/far-gone
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very smoothy
so how's the microS?
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YO that machine is the best
nice smoothly beat Nick. I'm looking forward to more.
That machine is slept on
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cheers guys, here's a more or less finished version with some added goodness from my new Yamaha CS01 which i'm now learning how to programme (synth presets are a thing of the past!) http://soundcloud.com/nickwillsmusic/far-gone

Yeah the microsampler's great, it's a bit of a shock after getting accustomed to the comforts of Logic 8 lol but it's really quick to chop samples and get some patterns down, the pitching is great, the fx are okayish but with resampling of course you can get some mad shit. ample sampling time too.

Only thing is for live use, sometimes the knobs skip a bit, and if not are just really sensitive so it's easy to miss over what you're trying to get. On the upside, 90% of functions are available at a button's touch on the front panel.
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