Converting samples made on the SP 505 into Wav or Aif files?

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Converting samples made on the SP 505 into Wav or Aif files?

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I was wondering if there as been an update from the people at Roland that allows you to convert the samples made on the SP505 into wav files. I have logic and i'm trying to create a new instrument with the SP sounds I have collected over the years without having to resample them........
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your best bet would be the digital out. there should be almost zero loss of quality .
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you can't do this with the system button???

i was under the assumption you could, i haven't tried it yet but now i want to recheck my manual. if this is true i am DEpressed.
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i just looked, i think you're right. importing only. well now that doesn't help me all that much.
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don't have an sp-505 nor an sp-606 wich use the optical out. when you say
your best bet would be the digital out. there should be almost zero loss of quality .

technically this means that we can play (not export) the samples from sp-505 trough optical out in order to be recorded one by one by the software in the pc?

thanx 8)
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Post by ellaguru »

i have a question for you: do we can send samples to (for ex.) soundforge via SMDI or SDS and using the midi out of the sp-505?

thanx
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