22 Apr
2005
22 Apr
'05
1:53 a.m.
I recently got MachFive a universal sampler made by MOTU which runs on
the Mac. It supports many formats, including Roland S7xx. I was
thinking about how to transferred into MachFive. I don't have any
Roland S7XX samplers, but I do think they can read S-330/S-50 disks?
Maybe the best route is to use the SamDisk utility and read in the
S-330 disks and re-configure them in MachFive?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
David
david(a)roth-music.com
22 Apr
22 Apr
5:52 a.m.
I recently got MachFive a universal sampler made by
MOTU which runs
on the Mac. It supports many formats, including Roland S7xx. I was
thinking about how to transferred into MachFive. I don't have any
Roland S7XX samplers, but I do think they can read S-330/S-50 disks?
Maybe the best route is to use the SamDisk utility and read in the
S-330 disks and re-configure them in MachFive?
The S760 can definitely read S330/S550 disks. The sounds can then be
re-saved in S760 format for further use.
You may find that MachFive only reads S7xx CD's - try to check up on
this somehow.
Regards - Colin
2:45 p.m.
Hi Colin.
I just looked through the MachFive manual and it just mentions "Roland
S7xx". You make a good point. It likely only works with the S7xx CD
format.
With the S760, when it re-saves S330/S550 disks, does it just save the
raw samples or does it contain all the configuration information for
the sample? If it only does the raw sample, I might be better off using
the SamDisk Utility and getting them into the Mac as AIFF files and
have MachFive load them from there.
If S760 preserved all the S330/S550 disks once they are re-saved, can a
user burn a CD in the Roland S7XX format easily?
Thanks,
David
david(a)roth-music.com
On Apr 22, 2005, at 5:52 AM, Colin Shapiro wrote:
I recently got
MachFive a universal sampler made by MOTU which runs
on the Mac. It supports many formats, including Roland S7xx. I was
thinking about how to transferred into MachFive. I don't have any
Roland S7XX samplers, but I do think they can read S-330/S-50 disks?
Maybe the best route is to use the SamDisk utility and read in the
S-330 disks and re-configure them in MachFive?
The S760 can definitely read S330/S550 disks. The sounds can then be
re-saved in S760 format for further use.
You may find that MachFive only reads S7xx CD's - try to check up on
this somehow.
Regards - Colin
3:46 p.m.
I just looked through the MachFive manual and it just
mentions
"Roland S7xx". You make a good point. It likely only works with the
S7xx CD format.
With the S760, when it re-saves S330/S550 disks, does it just save
the raw samples or does it contain all the configuration information
for the sample? If it only does the raw sample, I might be better
off using the SamDisk Utility and getting them into the Mac as AIFF
files and have MachFive load them from there.
If S760 preserved all the S330/S550 disks once they are re-saved,
can a user burn a CD in the Roland S7XX format easily?
Hi David,
I'm sorry if I'm a bit vague on this - it's been a while since I've
done any conversions.
(someone with the tech knowledge please step in here.....)
The way I got data to my Mac was via Zip disks. I have a SCSI Zip
drive attached to my S760. I also have a USB Zip drive to interface
with the Mac.
I use CDXtract for conversions, and it actually "sees" the Roland Zip
disks and I convert from there to EXS24 format.
I'm hoping other folks will add to this regarding Cd's etc.
If I can find some more info, I'll post it later....
Regards - Colin
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