1 Aug
2005
1 Aug
'05
9:55 p.m.
S-550 had an ability to create lots of patches from the one sample,
without using anymore sample memory.
Each patch having different start, end and loop points, filters,
envelope,playback and ouput assignments etc.
So it was like having virtual samples, and was a way to split a drum loop up
into smaller
parts without physically cutting the sample.
I tried my hardest but I couldn't get the S760 to do this short of
copying the sample and creating a new patch many years ago.
I am thinking of getting another, and someone told me this had been fixed?
Colin
2 Aug
2 Aug
2:13 a.m.
At 8/1/2005 06:55 p, Colin Chung wrote:
S-550 had an ability to create lots of patches from the one sample,
without using anymore sample memory.
Each patch having different start, end and loop points, filters,
envelope,playback and ouput assignments etc.
So it was like having virtual samples, and was a way to split a drum loop up
into smaller
parts without physically cutting the sample.
I tried my hardest but I couldn't get the S760 to do this short of
copying the sample and creating a new patch many years ago.
I am thinking of getting another, and someone told me this had been fixed?
not really.
you can use the same samples in multiple patches but the start times will
be the same.
|_e_/ Dennis Barton <db(a)skylab2000.com>
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5:24 a.m.
Oh what a damn shame!
I loved that on the S-550, why didn't Roland carry it over?
That could save a lot of memory!
And do lots of funky things with different start, end and loop points from
the
same sample. Especially when combined in stereo!
also I have another query
do stereo samples take up 2 voices of the 24 note poly?
----- Original Message -----
From: "dennis barton" <db(a)skylab2000.com>
To: "Colin Chung" <coolcolj(a)optushome.com.au>au>; <sgroup(a)sgroup.ca>
Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 4:13 PM
Subject: Re: [sgroup] S760 sample organistion query
At 8/1/2005 06:55 p, Colin Chung wrote:
>
>S-550 had an ability to create lots of patches from the one sample,
> without using anymore sample memory.
>Each patch having different start, end and loop points, filters,
>envelope,playback and ouput assignments etc.
>
>So it was like having virtual samples, and was a way to split a drum loop
up
>into smaller
>parts without physically cutting the sample.
>I tried my hardest but I couldn't get the S760 to do this short of
>copying the sample and creating a new patch many years ago.
>
>I am thinking of getting another, and someone told me this had been
fixed?
not really.
you can use the same samples in multiple patches but the start times will
be the same.
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