I use frequently the Sample Robot for Yamaha MODX and the Reason's NN-XT, it's a fantastic program. From time to time I manage to dig deeper into its incredible potential. The real strength of SR is the looping, it saves a lot of time.
Do the X's envelopes affect the samples, or do they play independently? How do the X's digital oscillators sound compared to Sequential's VCOs or DCOs?
Listening to the Yamaha piano being played back (preffered the first velocity version)through the prophet sent me back to the early 80s as a teenager…..melancholic.
I often use AutoSample, a built in feature of Logic which more or less does the same. It's realy convenient. Its limitations are you can only get the result for Logic Sampler (formerly EXS24), which is fine for me as this is my workhorse day to day sampler, if you want it in another format you have to use a conversion tool or put your hands in the grease.
The Logic Autosampler is one of the best, done a lot of comparisons, who knows maybe Apple will make synthesizer some day, as we still don't have any hardware workstations that can do Autosample straight into the machine, Akai Mpc series do it, but you still have to spend a lot of time fixing things if you doing proper 5 Octave sounds, if only Dave Rossum from Emu would just make one and we could all get to work. Great Video Once Again.
Wouldn't sampling individual notes through the digital chorus yield a less 'natural' representation of the original sound due to the lack of pre-FX phase interaction of the individual notes being played when using the samples afterwards to play chords etc. I can imagine it'll sound more artificial or forced than applying FX in real-time during performance from a quality multi-fx or dedicated machine.
I'm only interested in the final sound when I make these patches and the way I'm doing it now is exactly how I want them to sound. Clear, yet smeared with that Symphonic chorus.
Is there any crossfading of the different velocity layers on the Prophet, or does it just switch between them? I suppose crossfading could get muddy because you “printed” the symphonic effect. Anyway, thanks for the video Espen, the Sample Robot workflow seems pretty straightforward.
@@EspenKraft Something you can do with the Force is load the older S5/6K sampler libraries directly if you weren't aware. Need to be the AKP format. It looks out of place in your studio not being pre 2000 hardware, but good to see it there. I love mine, warts n all. First bit of Akai gear i brought in over 20 years. I remember using an early version of sample robot, quite a few years ago now.
Like I said in my latest livestream, doing a live gig in 2023 will have to be done with part modern gear augmented with some vintage. As with paid studio gigs for clients, it's all done with modern gear. I have lots of that too. The Force will only do one thing, live clip launching (or one shots). That's it. Nothing more. I've never owned a 5K/6K machine at all. Every Akai sampler after the S1100 were of little to no interest to me.
I've used the Force to auto sample over midi and also analogue gear with CV in the Prophet PX. Would be interested in a comparison between it and Sample Robot.
A brilliant, straightforward demonstration on how to multisample a synth. I had never heard of Samplerobot prior to this video. But I'll be getting it ASAP for my studio. I'll probably use it with a vst sampler, as I don't think that my Triton Rack would be up to playing decent quality samples created with it, even though it has been fully expanded to the full 96MB of ram.
Looks like you've picked up the Akai Force!! Assuming this is in preparation for your upcoming gigs.. (as your choice over the laptop solution).. I look forward to your tutorials demoing how you approach this configuration... The one advantage Ableton+Laptop setup 'seems' to offer is having multiple outputs via audio interface.. however I've seen that these Akai's can be paired with Tascam's "Model 12" /16 /etc (and other compatible digital mixers..~Korg's "Soundlink" line (I suspect?)... to allow the mixer to act as multi-output interface / monitor.. which looks like a promising solution.. though I haven't seen it done aside from a few basic "how to's" on youtube... very Interesting to see if you go this way & what your experiences might be !!!.. a bona-fied laptop replacement? Let us know!!
Wow . Amazing software! I wish they add the export to Falcon too, I think they will at some point. That would be a great way to sample all my hardware and re-use it in the daw...
Nice congratulations! My favorite poly of all time! Made a huge sample library for mine, still exporting waves to it regularly, and ahhh the filters sound so GOOOOD 🥰 on everything! Even like, super digital waves from Roland Cloud JD990. Drop that stuff into the X, instant love.
Never owned one of these, but was very curious. The price was a bit of a yellow flag, but now that class is in session.....I may need to rethink that. Cheers, Espen! 🎹🍻
Hi Esben, are you happy with the Sample Robot program. ? I have tried the Extreme Sample onverter, but It's like a totally ancient version just like Chicken Systems. It seems a little more uptodate, but at least it has and can handle your Prophet X, Kronos and Montage format directly. The SF2 format which is like the lowest common supported format in modern sample Synths for import is not directly optimal if you want to experiment with high count layers and key of samples, I just wish they would add support for Yamaha Expansion Manager which I could suspect Yamaha to move to with the upcommin Montage II or whatever its gonna be named. I fear for my wallet in October 🤑🙄
It would appear as though the Prophet X achieves what Dave Smith originally had in mind during 2003 with the original Evolver, being in the present and reaching into the future instead of fixating on the past. Mr. Smith did comment shortly before he unveiled the Prophet 10 rev for how blown away he was that people kept reaching back into the past instead of moving forward. The Xwould almost appear to be picking up where the original sequential circuits left off with models such as the 2000, 3000, Studio 440 and VS. As you took us through uploading the 802 sound into SampleRobot, Espen, it brought a question to mind. With all the different things the X can do, does it also include an additive synthesis section?
I love SampleRobot. I bought it a few years ago and makes sampling a breeze. I didn't know that you can just plug and play the sample into the Prophet X. I have the Kronos and it takes a bit more work to import and get things right.
I've been using samplerobot for 2 months and am totally obsessed. Everything is so easy. Even my Korg S3 drum machine is now in the DAW. Even my monosynth GRP A2 can now be played polyphonically. Great tool. My next project is the Original Korg DSS Library.
We are considering adding the Korg DSS-1 sample format to SampleRobot as well. It's such a great sampler especially with the Straylight modification installed.
I might do that in the future, but I'm not sure about the popularity of such packs. I'd have to make some money off of it to put it like that. ;-) My current sample packs for TAL is quite easily imported to SampleRobot, but some work will have to be done before ending up in the X. I've already started to "port" part of the TAL library to my X, but only for my own needs and purposes.
Hi Espen, your sample packs for the Prophet X would be a big hit I think. There are only a handful available and people are always asking if there are any other good ones out there.
@@EspenKraft Even so it still would be a cool video for music science purposes LOL. But why don't you sample with the Force? I think you said why buy I don't remember sorry.
@@EspenKraft Thank you, just bought it and sampled my OB6 before selling it. Very easy to import to Nord via the Nord Sample Manager. Thanks for the tip, works perfect.
Some time ago we asked Clavia if there was a documentation of their sample format but it seemed they would not like to open it for other developers even under NDA. This might have changed in the meantime. If we can get hold of a format description there is a strong possibility that the export option will show up in SampleRobot sooner or later.
Had it for a little while. Not using it for analog sounds as such. I'm using it to create a custom patch set, for live use. I'm only using the two sample engines. How it compares to a Prophet 5 isn't important to me at all.
First i love your channel and I appreciated your dedication and passion. I have a prophet x and is really amazing keyboard plus I never thought the you bring the Prophet X in this show i just open my eyes and said "wait Prophet X hear? Wao I never expected this surprise especially how to create sample from Sample Robot to the PX. I tried to find a video for long time because first is not cheap and i really want to see how that work with PX. So for sure I will check your samples. Thanks again and keep making great videos my respect to you.
What were the file sizes if the final project? Just trying to get an idea of how much storage within the Prophet is required. Also, the variations with and without velocity and wide, were these individually made within sample robot doing multiple sample sessions, or simply variations on the one pack you made done within the Prophet x?
Nice. I was wondering if you couldn't have set a fade out for the samples? I use different software and tools for doing similar work and even when samples have a natural decay, I'd rather make sure that the noise floor dissolves out because you could end up with a slight pop if the noise floor from the original equipment is high enough or if there's still some slight sustain of the voice at the tail end. I'd also recommend to folks to make a couple of sample recordings, an additional one with more layers and more multi-samples in case you needed it in the future for particular sample software, you'd have it and you wouldn't have to go through the process again or you may not still have the synth. Great stuff!
Sure, I tried this in various ways during those days with the program. I found I didn't have to do more with this particular sound, but other patches required different approaches, but that's all post editing so to speak. The sampling process and finding the loops are what takes the most time and SampleRobot really make that process so easy and clean.
@@EspenKraft Well you do a good job - I've heard your sample packs for Tal Sampler I use Bliss Sampler for resampling VSTs and creating SFZ for Tal. Bliss will also splice a continuous audio file of samples such as recorded from a hardware synth and turn that into an SFZ, though expect to do a bit of tweaking.😁
Sure, I have Reaper as well, that can do auto sampling. I just liked how fast I could have everything exported out to the PX zipfile and imported into the PX with SampleRobot. Now that I've used it for a bit I've found a workflow that is easy to me, gives me the results I like so no need to either try out something else or consider another program. Unless a manufacturer offers me an obscene amount of money to switch. ;)
@@EspenKraft I know its great having vintage synths and all and I have a few myself and keeping them working real nice is a bit of challenge in itself. But its also great having a super modern and powerful machine like the Prophet X around at the same time. They all compliment each other in many ways.
@@EspenKraft What I meant by compliment was in the studio, where you may be blending older analog synths with more modern digital sounds at the same time in order to add texture to the track. Live, it would be great and solve a lot of issues in terms of taking out lots of analog gear.
Sure, but I don't have any desire to use the PX for anything but the sample engines to hold my custom sounds in a live setting. That's what I got it for. To make my music I'll stick with my old gear as usual.
Hello Espen, at 13:32 there are clicks in the attack of the captured samples from Robot or maybe the very fast attack of the controller, I am not convinced by the sound of the captured samples.
Not out to convince anyone about anything. As always I'm only making videos I think are interesting. That said, the clicks can be different things, the fast envelopes of the PX, me setting the sample start in the sample engines that play back the samples, or the samples themselves. It can even be the video sound recording itself, clipping as I always record hot.
@@EspenKraft I am not saying that Espen, I am sorry if I have offended you, it was not my intention. I watched the whole video and it's very interesting the Robot plugin for sampling, I just noticed those clicks, that's all. Thanks for all your videos, they are very instructive! Greetings from California!
Not offended at all. I have no idea why I get that response (that I'm offended) occasionally, but it's probably a cultural thing because of the way I express myself in writing, which is the same as would do verbally. In Norway we're like this. ;-) In any case, the PX has a tendency to have clicks occasionally because of very fast envelopes. Cheers! :)
The prophet x is the best and most slept on keyboard laughable how it was overlooked.
Spent ages playing one in a shop and couldn't believe why this wasn't a more appreciated board, it's an amazing machine!
I use frequently the Sample Robot for Yamaha MODX and the Reason's NN-XT, it's a fantastic program. From time to time I manage to dig deeper into its incredible potential. The real strength of SR is the looping, it saves a lot of time.
I've been on the fence about purchasing but the result and ease of use you showed has me sold. Thanks, Espen!
Cheers!
Love my Prophet X, I think they are underrated, they have massive sample memory, and they sound fantastic
Really fun once you start making your own patches.
💯
Do the X's envelopes affect the samples, or do they play independently? How do the X's digital oscillators sound compared to Sequential's VCOs or DCOs?
Congratulations on your new Prophet X !! And wow - your sampling process went much easier than I thought it would. Thanks for the demonstration.
Thanks!
great multisampling demonstration !! amazing result on the Prophet X
Cheers!
I do auto sampling on the AKAI MPC live.
Nice video. And, thanks. Sample Robot is exactly what Iv'e been looking for!
Cheers!
Listening to the Yamaha piano being played back (preffered the first velocity version)through the prophet sent me back to the early 80s as a teenager…..melancholic.
I often use AutoSample, a built in feature of Logic which more or less does the same. It's realy convenient.
Its limitations are you can only get the result for Logic Sampler (formerly EXS24), which is fine for me as this is my workhorse day to day sampler, if you want it in another format you have to use a conversion tool or put your hands in the grease.
The Logic Autosampler is one of the best, done a lot of comparisons, who knows maybe Apple will make synthesizer some day, as we still don't have any hardware workstations that can do Autosample straight into the machine, Akai Mpc series do it, but you still have to spend a lot of time fixing things if you doing proper 5 Octave sounds, if only Dave Rossum from Emu would just make one and we could all get to work. Great Video Once Again.
Beautiful! Is this patch included in your PX Patch bank?
It is.
Wouldn't sampling individual notes through the digital chorus yield a less 'natural' representation of the original sound due to the lack of pre-FX phase interaction of the individual notes being played when using the samples afterwards to play chords etc. I can imagine it'll sound more artificial or forced than applying FX in real-time during performance from a quality multi-fx or dedicated machine.
I'm only interested in the final sound when I make these patches and the way I'm doing it now is exactly how I want them to sound. Clear, yet smeared with that Symphonic chorus.
would love a prophet x samples bank from you 🙏
Is there any crossfading of the different velocity layers on the Prophet, or does it just switch between them? I suppose crossfading could get muddy because you “printed” the symphonic effect.
Anyway, thanks for the video Espen, the Sample Robot workflow seems pretty straightforward.
If I were to do any crossfading at all, I'd do it in SampleRobot before exporting to the PX. I don't have much need for it anyways. Cheers :)
The Akai Force above the Prophet X has an auto sampler built in. I’ve sampled some of my synths and it works really well.
I know. Didn't get the Force to do sampling.
@@EspenKraft It's an amazing sequencer imo.
@@EspenKraft Something you can do with the Force is load the older S5/6K sampler libraries directly if you weren't aware. Need to be the AKP format.
It looks out of place in your studio not being pre 2000 hardware, but good to see it there. I love mine, warts n all. First bit of Akai gear i brought in over 20 years.
I remember using an early version of sample robot, quite a few years ago now.
Like I said in my latest livestream, doing a live gig in 2023 will have to be done with part modern gear augmented with some vintage. As with paid studio gigs for clients, it's all done with modern gear. I have lots of that too.
The Force will only do one thing, live clip launching (or one shots). That's it. Nothing more. I've never owned a 5K/6K machine at all. Every Akai sampler after the S1100 were of little to no interest to me.
I've used the Force to auto sample over midi and also analogue gear with CV in the Prophet PX. Would be interested in a comparison between it and Sample Robot.
I need to check into sample robot more and get some of my older synths sampled to do some fun layering techniques and detuning.
A brilliant, straightforward demonstration on how to multisample a synth. I had never heard of Samplerobot prior to this video. But I'll be getting it ASAP for my studio. I'll probably use it with a vst sampler, as I don't think that my Triton Rack would be up to playing decent quality samples created with it, even though it has been fully expanded to the full 96MB of ram.
Cheers!
Espen that is great!!!!!!! would that work in Talsampler as well?
No support for TAL so far. Cheers :)
Looks like you've picked up the Akai Force!! Assuming this is in preparation for your upcoming gigs.. (as your choice over the laptop solution).. I look forward to your tutorials demoing how you approach this configuration... The one advantage Ableton+Laptop setup 'seems' to offer is having multiple outputs via audio interface.. however I've seen that these Akai's can be paired with Tascam's "Model 12" /16 /etc (and other compatible digital mixers..~Korg's "Soundlink" line (I suspect?)... to allow the mixer to act as multi-output interface / monitor.. which looks like a promising solution.. though I haven't seen it done aside from a few basic "how to's" on youtube... very Interesting to see if you go this way & what your experiences might be !!!.. a bona-fied laptop replacement? Let us know!!
I will update my plans for this setup over a couple of videos coming later. ;-)
Kraft for resident! :D
Nice, it has Reason NN-XT support.
Wow . Amazing software! I wish they add the export to Falcon too, I think they will at some point. That would be a great way to sample all my hardware and re-use it in the daw...
Need to start doing this.
Great video Espen - I've been considering my options for playing live as well without taking the vintage gear out and you've shown me an option! Nice!
Cheers!
Nice combination of the 2 worlds, Sir. -Andy Ry Denmark
Nice congratulations! My favorite poly of all time! Made a huge sample library for mine, still exporting waves to it regularly, and ahhh the filters sound so GOOOOD 🥰 on everything! Even like, super digital waves from Roland Cloud JD990. Drop that stuff into the X, instant love.
Also your sweater is fantastic
Cheers!
Just checking, with your expanding sample library, have you encountered any issues with storage space with the hard drive in the Prophet X?
I wish I’d had Sample Robot 30 years ago ! 😅
Very nice!
Whoa!!! Amazing. This is a dream come true!!
I found that sometimes my samples were too quiet compared to the factory content so I have been normalizing them before I import them.
The factory content are almost totally unusable for both my needs and taste so I'd delete it all, in a heartbeat.
This is great! I'm fairly convinced that the PX will be the live keyboard I need - at least for what I do, and this has helped convince me even more
Cheers!
Never owned one of these, but was very curious. The price was a bit of a yellow flag, but now that class is in session.....I may need to rethink that. Cheers, Espen! 🎹🍻
Cheers!
Hi Esben, are you happy with the Sample Robot program. ? I have tried the Extreme Sample onverter, but It's like a totally ancient version just like Chicken Systems. It seems a little more uptodate, but at least it has and can handle your Prophet X, Kronos and Montage format directly. The SF2 format which is like the lowest common supported format in modern sample Synths for import is not directly optimal if you want to experiment with high count layers and key of samples, I just wish they would add support for Yamaha Expansion Manager which I could suspect Yamaha to move to with the upcommin Montage II or whatever its gonna be named. I fear for my wallet in October 🤑🙄
I'm very happy with SampleRobot. It does all I need really, for the PX.
It would appear as though the Prophet X achieves what Dave Smith originally had in mind during 2003 with the original Evolver, being in the present and reaching into the future instead of fixating on the past. Mr. Smith did comment shortly before he unveiled the Prophet 10 rev for how blown away he was that people kept reaching back into the past instead of moving forward. The Xwould almost appear to be picking up where the original sequential circuits left off with models such as the 2000, 3000, Studio 440 and VS.
As you took us through uploading the 802 sound into SampleRobot, Espen, it brought a question to mind. With all the different things the X can do, does it also include an additive synthesis section?
No, only subtractive synthesis.
I love SampleRobot. I bought it a few years ago and makes sampling a breeze. I didn't know that you can just plug and play the sample into the Prophet X. I have the Kronos and it takes a bit more work to import and get things right.
It's not plug and play. You only import the samples/multi-samples. You still have to make your programs/patches.
Good lesson!👍
Espen do you think you will have some patches for sale for the Prophet X in the near future ?
Working on a big epic sample pack for the PX.
80's had no beards awesome job on these sound creation
Thanks!
I've been using samplerobot for 2 months and am totally obsessed. Everything is so easy. Even my Korg S3 drum machine is now in the DAW. Even my monosynth GRP A2 can now be played polyphonically. Great tool. My next project is the Original Korg DSS Library.
We are considering adding the Korg DSS-1 sample format to SampleRobot as well. It's such a great sampler especially with the Straylight modification installed.
@@samplerobot9639 Big News! Great.
Will you be doing dedicated Sample Packs for the Prophet X or can your current Sample Packs be imported via SampleRobot into the PX?
you would need to convert them into 8dio format first probably, I think there's a utility app to help with that
I might do that in the future, but I'm not sure about the popularity of such packs. I'd have to make some money off of it to put it like that. ;-)
My current sample packs for TAL is quite easily imported to SampleRobot, but some work will have to be done before ending up in the X. I've already started to "port" part of the TAL library to my X, but only for my own needs and purposes.
@@Wagoo SampleRobot converts them automatically as it has a dedicated export format for the PX.
I guess next you will be sampling to capture the pitch and mod wheels for your sounds that use them.
Nice setup!
You should have tried it in the Nord Wave 2 - Works great as well.
Great info. I have a Prophet X on the way.
Thanks!
Hi Espen, your sample packs for the Prophet X would be a big hit I think. There are only a handful available and people are always asking if there are any other good ones out there.
Sign me up for your first one!
I do have a lot of custom samples already and they would make excellent programs on the PX.
@@markgray9861 same
Yes I’d love this too!
Now you gotta make an Akai Force vs SampleRobot Auto-Sampling video!
No chance for that. Not using the Force for sampling at all. ;-)
@@EspenKraft Even so it still would be a cool video for music science purposes LOL.
But why don't you sample with the Force? I think you said why buy I don't remember sorry.
Only using the Force for audio sequencing live.
Very cool video and tasty playing as allways. Do you know if it can export to Nordstage 3 or Nordwave 2?
Thanks! It has the export options you see in the video, but check out their website for more info.
@@EspenKraft Thank you, just bought it and sampled my OB6 before selling it. Very easy to import to Nord via the Nord Sample Manager. Thanks for the tip, works perfect.
Some time ago we asked Clavia if there was a documentation of their sample format but it seemed they would not like to open it for other developers even under NDA. This might have changed in the meantime. If we can get hold of a format description there is a strong possibility that the export option will show up in SampleRobot sooner or later.
@@samplerobot9639 great, but it worked very well just exporting to wav`s.
When did you get a Prophet X? I'd like to see a full review on it, and comparison to say the Prophet 5 and how it compares for analog sounds.
Had it for a little while. Not using it for analog sounds as such. I'm using it to create a custom patch set, for live use. I'm only using the two sample engines. How it compares to a Prophet 5 isn't important to me at all.
First i love your channel and I appreciated your dedication and passion. I have a prophet x and is really amazing keyboard plus I never thought the you bring the Prophet X in this show i just open my eyes and said "wait Prophet X hear? Wao I never expected this surprise especially how to create sample from Sample Robot to the PX. I tried to find a video for long time because first is not cheap and i really want to see how that work with PX. So for sure I will check your samples. Thanks again and keep making great videos my respect to you.
Thanks!
What were the file sizes if the final project? Just trying to get an idea of how much storage within the Prophet is required. Also, the variations with and without velocity and wide, were these individually made within sample robot doing multiple sample sessions, or simply variations on the one pack you made done within the Prophet x?
About 60Mb for this particular sampling. The 3 different patches on the PX were done from that multi sample alone. No extra sampling.
how long did it actually take to complete the sampling process? and how Large was the file size?
About 10-15 minutes if I remember correctly. The file size for this particular patch is 60Mb.
That’s pretty awesome.
I am curious about the size of the multi sampled patch. How big was it?
60Mb.
Sounds great! Excited to watch you use all the capabilities of the Prophet X. Do you like the keybed?
Thanks! I don't like the keybed as much as late 80s Rolands, but it is definitely on the better side.
@@EspenKraft Ah okay. 👍🏻
Nice. I was wondering if you couldn't have set a fade out for the samples? I use different software and tools for doing similar work and even when samples have a natural decay, I'd rather make sure that the noise floor dissolves out because you could end up with a slight pop if the noise floor from the original equipment is high enough or if there's still some slight sustain of the voice at the tail end. I'd also recommend to folks to make a couple of sample recordings, an additional one with more layers and more multi-samples in case you needed it in the future for particular sample software, you'd have it and you wouldn't have to go through the process again or you may not still have the synth. Great stuff!
Sure, I tried this in various ways during those days with the program. I found I didn't have to do more with this particular sound, but other patches required different approaches, but that's all post editing so to speak. The sampling process and finding the loops are what takes the most time and SampleRobot really make that process so easy and clean.
@@EspenKraft Well you do a good job - I've heard your sample packs for Tal Sampler I use Bliss Sampler for resampling VSTs and creating SFZ for Tal. Bliss will also splice a continuous audio file of samples such as recorded from a hardware synth and turn that into an SFZ, though expect to do a bit of tweaking.😁
Hello Espen, just wondering if you considered software MainStage for sampling prior to purchasing Sample Robot.
No, because I don't want to use any laptops or computers on stage.
@@EspenKraft MainStage is a sampling software similar to Sample Robot. Why did you choose Sample Robot?
Sure, I have Reaper as well, that can do auto sampling. I just liked how fast I could have everything exported out to the PX zipfile and imported into the PX with SampleRobot. Now that I've used it for a bit I've found a workflow that is easy to me, gives me the results I like so no need to either try out something else or consider another program. Unless a manufacturer offers me an obscene amount of money to switch. ;)
When i tried to export audio tracks sounded by NI Kontakt at 3 MHz sample rate i understood that audio sounds better than hardware Prophet X
Define better. 🤡
stupid thought and not correct. Sample with a higher rate than originally recorded can never make it sound better.
You have got a ripper there Espen with the Prophet X.
It'll do nicely for my needs. ;-)
@@EspenKraft I know its great having vintage synths and all and I have a few myself and keeping them working real nice is a bit of challenge in itself. But its also great having a super modern and powerful machine like the Prophet X around at the same time. They all compliment each other in many ways.
I didn't get it to complement anything. This will be used live. It will not be used very much for anything else. ;-)
@@EspenKraft What I meant by compliment was in the studio, where you may be blending older analog synths with more modern digital sounds at the same time in order to add texture to the track. Live, it would be great and solve a lot of issues in terms of taking out lots of analog gear.
Sure, but I don't have any desire to use the PX for anything but the sample engines to hold my custom sounds in a live setting. That's what I got it for. To make my music I'll stick with my old gear as usual.
Hello Espen, at 13:32 there are clicks in the attack of the captured samples from Robot or maybe the very fast attack of the controller, I am not convinced by the sound of the captured samples.
Not out to convince anyone about anything. As always I'm only making videos I think are interesting. That said, the clicks can be different things, the fast envelopes of the PX, me setting the sample start in the sample engines that play back the samples, or the samples themselves. It can even be the video sound recording itself, clipping as I always record hot.
@@EspenKraft I am not saying that Espen, I am sorry if I have offended you, it was not my intention. I watched the whole video and it's very interesting the Robot plugin for sampling, I just noticed those clicks, that's all. Thanks for all your videos, they are very instructive! Greetings from California!
Not offended at all. I have no idea why I get that response (that I'm offended) occasionally, but it's probably a cultural thing because of the way I express myself in writing, which is the same as would do verbally. In Norway we're like this. ;-)
In any case, the PX has a tendency to have clicks occasionally because of very fast envelopes. Cheers! :)
Ace vid. This could be a big time saver. Nice little tutorial.
Cheers!