Auto resampling on sp404 OG
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Auto resampling on sp404 OG
Hello can someone explain to me how does the auto resampling works? I ve read the manual and i understand that it begins to record when you start playing from your output source. But i can't understand what you set with the CTRL 3,if you set it on 0 you cancel it, but if you set it from 1 to 9 what difference it makes?
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jacksarfatti
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Re: Auto resampling on sp404 OG
i believe youre talking about the threshold.
setting it at 1 triggers the recording to start when ANY noise comes thru, no matter how loud.
raising the number just means the the sound has to be louder to trigger the recording.
so its like this, say you want to record a snare but theres a lot of static in the background. setting the threshold at 1, it will start recording the static before the snare, and you dont want that.
since the static is much quieter than the snare, you can put the threshold at say, 4, then it will ignore the quiet static and only start recording when the snare hits.
setting it at 1 triggers the recording to start when ANY noise comes thru, no matter how loud.
raising the number just means the the sound has to be louder to trigger the recording.
so its like this, say you want to record a snare but theres a lot of static in the background. setting the threshold at 1, it will start recording the static before the snare, and you dont want that.
since the static is much quieter than the snare, you can put the threshold at say, 4, then it will ignore the quiet static and only start recording when the snare hits.
Re: Auto resampling on sp404 OG
chachoschavela wrote:i believe youre talking about the threshold.
setting it at 1 triggers the recording to start when ANY noise comes thru, no matter how loud.
raising the number just means the the sound has to be louder to trigger the recording.
so its like this, say you want to record a snare but theres a lot of static in the background. setting the threshold at 1, it will start recording the static before the snare, and you dont want that.
since the static is much quieter than the snare, you can put the threshold at say, 4, then it will ignore the quiet static and only start recording when the snare hits.
Yeah i was talking about the threshold, thank you