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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » February 2003 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: An overlooked tip for samplers
paradiddle
Posted: 26th February 2003 08:49
Make sure the beginning of the sample is setup tighly. I usually do that but this time I overlooked it.

I used an octopad to play some drum samples I got from the net. I could never get a tight take, sort of felt weird to play also. I though it was the latency thing but it wasn't. The ride cymbal loop start point was off. The rest of the bank was ok except for this one.

Pat
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