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sample speed

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k im almost positive it cant but im just makin sure that theres no way to change the speed/tempo/bpm of a sample on the sp. . .i wud have to do it in say my DAW or something and sample it again?
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just press
dutchMastaKilla wrote:/tempo/bpm
and ctrl knob 2 to change tempo of the sample :)
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that doesnt actually speed up the sample in any way, i want the sample to actually sound and play at a faster speed
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no it absolutely does play at a faster speed, it just doesn't naturally speed it up and have an effect on the pitch as well, like a turntable would, and no, the sp does not do this, but lots of other stuff does
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when i hit time/bpm while a sample is being held i can change the bbm inbetween 2 different numbers and when i do that it sounds exactly the same
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dutchMastaKilla wrote:when i hit time/bpm while a sample is being held i can change the bbm inbetween 2 different numbers and when i do that it sounds exactly the same
ctrl 2 is for doubling the bpm measurement - makes no difference in sound, its just if youre working in 160 rather than 80, its easier to think about.

ctrl 1 changes the speed.. it is not a pitch control like you want though, it uses a granular process to shorten/lengthen / speed up/slow down the sample
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oooooooooohhhhhhh ok i guess i didn even try knob 1 thanks. . .silly me, i wish i knew that a long time ago
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oops i meant knob one :oops:
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