Bleeping Mark Points

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JZTR
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Bleeping Mark Points

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Just thought I'd share this one with you...

A little while ago I transferred some samples in the usual manner from the C and D pads to the A and B pads (or vice versa, can't remember). The samples in question hadn't been truncated yet. After they'd been transferred there were nasty bleeping sounds where the end of the samples were supposed to be. Like an audio representation of the mark points.

This has only happened to me the once and I put it down to just one of those odd quirks.
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Re: Bleeping Mark Points

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it happens when you record a sample until the memory is entirely full. Very nasty sound indeed!
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