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Subject: Yamaha su-10
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Original Message 1/3 06-Apr-98 @ 09:31 AM - Yamaha su-10
I have been looking at buying a SU-10 for a while now...looks like a hell of a sampler for the money. A few questions not answered on this site...
Does it do timestretch?
Will its lack of a MIDI THRU be a problem? I only use a PC+Juno 106 now so I have no experience in loking up sever midi devices...according to the specs it only has midi in&out. also, I have heard it has a built in sequencer? Is this so?
thanks all...
andrew
Does it do timestretch?
Will its lack of a MIDI THRU be a problem? I only use a PC+Juno 106 now so I have no experience in loking up sever midi devices...according to the specs it only has midi in&out. also, I have heard it has a built in sequencer? Is this so?
thanks all...
andrew
Message 2/3 06-Apr-98 @ 11:51 PM - RE: Yamaha su-10
When I wanted to buy the SU10 I was really excited too!....BUT i returned it after a week.
It seems cool, but if u have high quality stereo sound u can only have either 2 part polyphony or monophy!! 1 OR 2 SOUNDS IS NOT COOL. It is a cool gizmo, but I opted to return it and saved up for the MPC 2000 which is great. Maybe l8er on I will buy the SU10 again and keep it. The scratch pad is fun, but if u wanna use it as your only sampler, especially to create like drum beats and shit, it is not the way to go.
-GoRK
It seems cool, but if u have high quality stereo sound u can only have either 2 part polyphony or monophy!! 1 OR 2 SOUNDS IS NOT COOL. It is a cool gizmo, but I opted to return it and saved up for the MPC 2000 which is great. Maybe l8er on I will buy the SU10 again and keep it. The scratch pad is fun, but if u wanna use it as your only sampler, especially to create like drum beats and shit, it is not the way to go.
-GoRK
Message 3/3 07-Apr-98 @ 04:22 AM - RE: Yamaha su-10
It's the cheapest stereo outboard resonant filter ever, it holds samples in memory (as opposed to re-loading every time you turn it on), and Ec8or uses one live. If the midi out can be set as a midi thru, like most devices with only 2 midi ports, then you're set, since the onboard sequencer isn't really good for anything anyway. It's really easy, you can play samples in reverse real-time, but I returned mine after 3 weeks. Actually, I bought it intending to return it (after I used it for a gig ;), so don't let that influence your decision.
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