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Subject: Questions on the TB Pinnacle Project Studio
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Original Message 1/1 23-Aug-98 @ 01:22 AM - Questions on the TB Pinnacle Project Studio
Thanks for anyone who can help me answer these following questions. I didn't realize I had a sampler right under my nose. I told the two guys at Guitar Center that I had a TB Pinnacle Project Studio and they suggested for me to get a sampler to go along with my setup. Go figure?
1.) I want to customize the sound bank that came with the card. I don't think I'll be using them. In other words, can I get rid of those sounds and load my own sounds(303, 808, 909, etc.) in there?
2.) I have several sample cd-roms mainly in .wav format. I can load those in. Can I? I also have audio sample cd-roms from East West, Big Fish, and Time and Space. I can load those in to. Right?
3.) I have this virtual piano in the Patch Librarian. Can I program the piano to make a rhythm loop like a piano loop for example and save that as a .wav file and use it in ACID? If not, how can I make such a loop using this sampler and Cakewalk or ACID? I hate having to use my PC keyboard to the trigger the keys on the piano. Can I connect an external keyboard to trigger the sounds in the card? Did that make sense? Do I need an accessory if I buy an external keyboard to communicate with the card?
4.) I know I have to get the Everest patch editor. This editor is mainly to do what?
5.) Where can I get sounds for the Pinnacle card on the internet? Do I need a software program to utilze these sounds?
6.)Aboutt outboard gear. What do I need besides a DAT, cd recorder, tape player in the future.
7.) I have a Mackie 1202VLZ. I'm thinking about returning it and buying a mixer/multitrack recorder combo like the 8 track Sony minidisc mixer/recorder. What do you think? Do I need something like that? I prefer a software program . Does one exist?
8.) Compared to the external samplers made by E-MU, Akai, Yamaha, etc. How does this sampler card stand up to them?
9.) I have a Pentium 166, 128 megs of ram, IDE and UW SCSI hard drives. If I get Cakewalk, will my computer be fast enough to utilize a good amount of audio and MIDI tracks, use real-time effects, etc. without having common system problems such as slow playback, audio glitches, system crashes, and lock ups?
Sorry about the questions but I'm a DJ. I spin vinyl and cds. I'm a newbie to this. I hope you can answer my questions. Thank you.
DJ Oskar.
1.) I want to customize the sound bank that came with the card. I don't think I'll be using them. In other words, can I get rid of those sounds and load my own sounds(303, 808, 909, etc.) in there?
2.) I have several sample cd-roms mainly in .wav format. I can load those in. Can I? I also have audio sample cd-roms from East West, Big Fish, and Time and Space. I can load those in to. Right?
3.) I have this virtual piano in the Patch Librarian. Can I program the piano to make a rhythm loop like a piano loop for example and save that as a .wav file and use it in ACID? If not, how can I make such a loop using this sampler and Cakewalk or ACID? I hate having to use my PC keyboard to the trigger the keys on the piano. Can I connect an external keyboard to trigger the sounds in the card? Did that make sense? Do I need an accessory if I buy an external keyboard to communicate with the card?
4.) I know I have to get the Everest patch editor. This editor is mainly to do what?
5.) Where can I get sounds for the Pinnacle card on the internet? Do I need a software program to utilze these sounds?
6.)Aboutt outboard gear. What do I need besides a DAT, cd recorder, tape player in the future.
7.) I have a Mackie 1202VLZ. I'm thinking about returning it and buying a mixer/multitrack recorder combo like the 8 track Sony minidisc mixer/recorder. What do you think? Do I need something like that? I prefer a software program . Does one exist?
8.) Compared to the external samplers made by E-MU, Akai, Yamaha, etc. How does this sampler card stand up to them?
9.) I have a Pentium 166, 128 megs of ram, IDE and UW SCSI hard drives. If I get Cakewalk, will my computer be fast enough to utilize a good amount of audio and MIDI tracks, use real-time effects, etc. without having common system problems such as slow playback, audio glitches, system crashes, and lock ups?
Sorry about the questions but I'm a DJ. I spin vinyl and cds. I'm a newbie to this. I hope you can answer my questions. Thank you.
DJ Oskar.
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