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Forums - Samplers & sampling
Subject: "playing" a sampler
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okay, obviously you have keyboards and things if you want to trigger a sample or whatever...but let's say I'm playing live, right, and I don't feel like holding down one key for three hours (because, according to the s2000 manual, that's what I'd have to do in order to play a loop...unless I've grossly misunderstood things, in which case I would justly deserve your mocking abuse)...is there another way to trigger a sampler to play as long as you want (with other samples obviously) with a single push of the button? I'm obviously really new to this whole sampler-thingl, so forgive my ignorance.
Message 2/6 01-Mar-00 @ 04:39 PM - RE:
Ummm, if I'm understanding your question, right, no. Try a sustain pedal if you don't want to hold down the key. If you're talking about drum loops, I usually sequence them and re-trigger every loop. Less drift from timing if your loop isn't perfectly sliced, too.
-Craig
-Craig
Message 3/6 01-Mar-00 @ 05:29 PM - RE:
Does the 2000 has some sort of "latch" feature that`ll sustain the note untill u press the key again?
Message 5/6 04-Mar-00 @ 06:31 PM - RE:
i've seen loads of guys shove a bit of folded fag packet inbetween the keys... i'm working on a sound right now on the K2 and that is how it is played - with a bit of cardboard between the keys... serious!
Message 6/6 09-Mar-00 @ 11:05 AM - RE:
i've used masking tape, just tape the key down to the edge of the table. it works good and doesn't leave marks or crud on the key.
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