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jbl
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when u import, if u dont have time to rename(time consuming) u can always transfer pads. about the adapter, mine is usb 2 and it was 1000 yen(about ten bucks) but i also use it for my camera/mp1k so it has many uses to be so cheap. u could even save tips n tricks from here and read it later like a usb memory stick.
good luck!
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jbl are you in Nihon? if so i'm fucking jealous. :D
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what's up IG9. i am indeedee. from the states though. it's cool here but i do miss a good run 4 the border on latenights. by the way my adapter is tdk, works fine!
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Re: Assign edited sample to pad.

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Hi, i´m sorry to start on this old sub again, but i really really need some help. I´ve been reading the manual all night now and looking for a way to edit (with the mark fuction) the chords i recorded from cd, and copy that small bit of the sample and then assign it to another pad. I don´t know what i´m doing wrong or if its even possible to do it. Maybe i have to resample it or something?

I was thinking of taking out the cf-card and chop it up on my pc, but the i remembered that i only can record into the internal memory. I haven´t looked into this close becouse ive been so busy with the mark fuction tonight. But i realised right now that it could be that my card is full. I´m gonna try to erase something tomorrow and try.

But meanwhile i would really appreciate if someone could please take there time to help an old retard. :) Good night!

(Keep in mind that this is my first sampler).

Thanks. /Fredrik.
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