Sorry for deleting your post, we get a lot of spam here that needs to be deleted multiple times a day, your post accidentally got deleted when I was replying it.
To answer your question you can not "autochop" a stereo sample, but you can do it manually the old fashioned way, by copying the same sample to multiple pads and adjusting start end point.
I've not tried to pitch a stereo sample, but I wouldn't be surprised if you can't pitch. The sp505 only has 8 poly so I do all my sampling in mono anyway.
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Thanks formal!
That confirms what I already thought! Thanks again.
That confirms what I already thought! Thanks again.
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Maybe a retarded question but if you sample all sounds in mono. How do you eventually get a 'stereo imaged' tracks with the by example the kicks and bassline placed in the centre (assuming you are two tracking)
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On the 505 you can pan mono samples hard left or hard right which gives a stereo image. Maybe too drastic tho.
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Thanks for the reply.
But I don't think that's gonna work in my situation since the 505 has 8 polyfony.
I was wondering how people use only mono samples and two track out and still can get it sound like a stereo image (with the drums and bass still in the center)
But I don't think that's gonna work in my situation since the 505 has 8 polyfony.
I was wondering how people use only mono samples and two track out and still can get it sound like a stereo image (with the drums and bass still in the center)
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If you have 8 mono samples, you can leave the bass and drums up the gut and pan the other 6 left or right. When you track out it will be a stereo field. Some have had luck messing with the auto pan effect and resampling. It turns a mono sample into a stereo sample and suck up polyphony tho. Or you can resample a few stereo samps onto one pad.
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Ill try those options, thanks!