Using Effects While Sampling?

[YoungHeat]

If I sample a loop into my Sp can I add effects while the sp is recording the sample or will I have to wait till after I saple something? I was wonderign because pretty soon I will have an mpc 1000 and I was gonna use my sp as a effects bord and sample everything I sample right thru the sp into my mpc....but is it actually possible to add effects to your sample while sampling?

[balazs]

yes

[YoungHeat]

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU! Im sooo happy now that I just found that out....!!!! THANK YOU

[balazs]

Oh, forgot this is the 303 forum, I know the 404 can. but I think the 303 can too.

[YoungHeat]

IIGHT....If someone else knows please let me know....

Peace....

[Huph]

Yep, the 303 can do it, too. You can only apply one effect at a time, though. That's true with the 404, as well.

[YoungHeat]

Ok soo u can apply one effect at a time...But what about after u have the sample chopped and all that? Can u then apply more than ONE effect at that time?

[mostblunted]

Ok soo u can apply one effect at a time...But what about after u have the sample chopped and all that? Can u then apply more than ONE effect at that time?

nope, only one effect at a time. That's it. both, the 404 and 303 only have 1 effects processor.

[YoungHeat]

oo ok thanx peeps...

[Euclid Ov Oåklånd]

If you add effects and then record your sample then the effect will be overdubbed onto the sample and free up the effects processor.

[Phoplay]

If you add effects and then record your sample then the effect will be overdubbed onto the sample and free up the effects processor.

True that.

It is all about the Resample, I've found.

[Huph]

Ok soo u can apply one effect at a time...But what about after u have the sample chopped and all that? Can u then apply more than ONE effect at that time?

You can apply as many layers of effects as you want, you'll just have to do it one effect at a time. Apply delay, then resample, then you can add more delay, resample, then you can add distortion, resample, then add panning effects, resample... it can go on like this as long you want.

EDIT: "Resampling" is a function of the SP. It doesn't mean you're literally going through the process of sampling again. It's just the term used for the SP re-recording an internal sample with an effect applied.

[YoungHeat]

iight cool thanx guys now I will be using the sp to chop up my loops instead of the mpc then record the loop into my mpc then sequence with my mpc.....Thanx guys...