One sample or ACB sound per track. Pan, volume filter per track.
Filter with envelope on sample instruments only. AD envelope. Fixed HP or LP filter available as an effect on all tracks (no envelope but can be modulated).
Digitakt would be awesome if stereo. But mono is no go. You just can’t make up for what you loose in the stereo field from old recordings, working in mono.
Tried OT - 3 times. Way too complicated for simple sampling duties.
Fair enough. I have never understood that notion myself. Ive had an OT for 5 years.
My girlfriend has an electribe sampler, while you cant sample directly into it, you can import your own samples, and it does stereo. It doesn’t suit my needs personally, but it is a great machine, lots of fun, very nice sound if you put the time in.
Well theres a big cutt off knob, and a small resonance knob. Then, same as the old electribe, a bipolar AD envelope that can be assigned to the filter, with an amount knob. Filter itself has a decent sound, much nicer than the ESX1. Its multi mode, HP LP and BP. Pretty basic, but does the job.
Hi guys! Can the user samples on TR8s be previewed before loading? Many Thanks!!
(If not… can at least be erased the ones that are not used, not to overload the memory?)
FWIW, the new Electribe Sampler absolutely is a real sampler that you can record audio directly into (it just uses a single 3.5mm stereo input for this instead of two quarter inch inputs). It samples in mono and stereo. But you can also load sounds onto the SD card.
Not sure what you mean, you can scroll through samples and play them from the track buttons to choose a sample.
Samples are loaded onto the unit via computer.
Memory is dependant on your SD card.
I mean preview samples in TR8s before importing them from the card.
Like maybe you don’t need a certain sample, but if u don t hear it you don t know before importing it from the card.
(Also once they are imported from the card in TR8s, can they be erased from its memory)
Yes, you can. There are two stages to getting a user sample into the 8S. First you need to import it, and then you need to assign it to a track. At the import stage, when browsing your sample folder, you can press the SAMPLE button to preview the file. Once a sample is imported, the velocity pad will play it as soon as it’s selected - in fact, I think selecting it simply assigns it instantly to the track. But either way, there’s a preview option with both stages.