Lofi-12 XT - How to Resample While Adding External FX

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Note: I probably should have pointed out that I have the Left and Right inputs selected as the input from the Sampling menu, that's pretty important 😅
This is an old school analogue resampling technique you can use on the Lofi-12 to add external effects to your audio. Resampling can also be done digitally if you'd like to just record internal samples without adding effects by changing the source selection to one of the tracks or the master output from the Sampling menu. You can also adapt the method in the video and leave the monitoring switched off if you don't need to hear the results in real-time
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[@ChrisLodyMusic]

*Note: I probably should have pointed out that I have the Left and Right inputs selected as the input from the Sampling menu, that's pretty important* 😅

[@williammatthewspiano9064]

love your tutorials for all of the liven stuff
keep it up

[@ChrisLodyMusic]

Thanks very much 😁

[@LiftedNoise]

Clever tip! 👌🍻

[@ChrisLodyMusic]

Thanks man, hope you find it useful 😁

[@limbicbits]

great content as expected

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[@197979jones]

Amazing work around

[@ChrisLodyMusic]

Thank you 😁

[@wiggesobk]

Very creative!

[@ChrisLodyMusic]

Thanks 😁

[@Roland_Tr909_Swing]

Watching this make me glad im using an mpc .

[@ChrisLodyMusic]

Well as long as you're making music and having fun that's the most important thing.

[@197979jones]

That you felt the need to watch it - says a lot about your mpc

[@Roland_Tr909_Swing]

@197979jones I always watch his videos what are you trying to say?.says it all about YOU being a plum

[@197979jones]

@@Roland_Tr909_Swing Just one of those dicks with an opinion on something theyve never used. Jog on with that mpzzz

[@wilczek-yw3cq]

it's a pity that this machine has only 8 tracks, what times do we live in? Mpc 60 produced in 1988 had 32 samples in onboard memory, 32 sounds equally accessible and this one only has 8...🤦‍♂

[@LiftedNoise]

I feel like 8 is enough and you can actually have 15 samples per track using the slice feature, so really that's up to 120 sounds.

[@EverettVinzant]

The LoFi-12 was a four track (with a faux 5th track if you played something while playing back the 4 tracks). This doubles that AND has a song mode.
Also don’t forget it’s eight tracks per PATTERN and you can have 128 patterns per song….
So that’s 1024 tracks if you’re worried…