Hi there,
here are the first samples of my 808/909 sampling project.
I used a LynxTWO soundcard and a highly-optimized PSU for sampling.
I just have sampled 128 TUNE-settings of the bassdrum in 96 kHz, 24 bit.
Then I have cut the single WAVs with a tool a friend wrote for me.
After that I converted them to 44.1 kHz with modified SSRC.
I used velocity 127 ... that's why they might sound distorted.
But other settings will follow. I want the most complete sampling-set ever.
The WAVs will be used to power up a software-sampler with the GUI of 808/909.
It takes about 4 x 19 hours to sample any instrument of the machines, so
recording will take some weeks. Then some weeks of cutting. Argh.
I want to make the result free for anyone, but I need your support.
How do the samples sound? Are 127-129 settings too much?
You can download the first 129 WAVs here:
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... 755E9EF6F3
http://www.hemenpaylas.com/download/790 ... N.rar.html (click on "Dosyayı İndir!")
http://d.turboupload.com/d/632968/808_BD_TUN.rar.html
Best regards,
Tobias
808/909 sampling project - first free 129 samples
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- Banned
- 1842 posts since 4 Aug, 2004 from just right here
Sounds a good project - Iv actualy got an 808.
YOu want the best quality. You have tune it down if you want it to mix whith a normal Kit(its about 3) and the bass drum a little bit lower. The 909 has to be about 4 I think.
Its too late for me too download now but I might tomorow if I can.
Good luck, Im interested
YOu want the best quality. You have tune it down if you want it to mix whith a normal Kit(its about 3) and the bass drum a little bit lower. The 909 has to be about 4 I think.
Its too late for me too download now but I might tomorow if I can.
Good luck, Im interested
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- KVRist
- 33 posts since 12 Mar, 2002 from Argentina
Hi:
Really interesting project.
I'm downloading the file now.
Thank you.
Really interesting project.
I'm downloading the file now.
Thank you.
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- KVRAF
- 19865 posts since 16 Sep, 2001 from Las Vegas,USA
I tried the samples and think you would be better off just sampling once at every ten volume changes or so. Many of the samples are so close in pitch that I can't tell the difference. The highest pitches start sounding like a tom rather than bass. The sound quality is excellent so I'd be interested in hearing a complete set, bass snare etc.
None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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- KVRist
- 33 posts since 12 Mar, 2002 from Argentina
Hi:
I tryed the samples and sounds really good.
I think the interval between pitches is OK
for your project (You plan load this in a
custom sampler with knobs right?).
I have a question:
The original 808 don't have tuning on the BD.
Do you modified it or are you using an
emulation? (Drumstation, Jomox, etc)
I tryed the samples and sounds really good.
I think the interval between pitches is OK
for your project (You plan load this in a
custom sampler with knobs right?).
I have a question:
The original 808 don't have tuning on the BD.
Do you modified it or are you using an
emulation? (Drumstation, Jomox, etc)
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 13 posts since 24 Aug, 2003
yessebo wrote:Hi:
I think the interval between pitches is OK
for your project (You plan load this in a
custom sampler with knobs right?).
Yeah, you've got me. I'm using a hardware emulation.sebo wrote:The original 808 don't have tuning on the BD.
Do you modified it or are you using an
emulation? (Drumstation, Jomox, etc)
At this point, I don't want to say which one (legit issues).
The hardware isn't sold anymore ... so I think, I won't get much trouble.
Is it bad for the project to use an emulation? It's a VERY good one.
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- KVRian
- 1001 posts since 6 Sep, 2005 from london
yes, to be honest i think it should be an 808 you are sampling. otherwise what's the point? its a bit like N.I. using a Nord Electro to create Electrik Piano!
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- KVRian
- 1001 posts since 6 Sep, 2005 from london
hey, its just my opinion. i COULD be wrong..
was it goin gto be free or paid for, the end result? if free, don't worry. if you were gonna sell it, then i think you have to state that its not an 808 -if its a Jo mox or something, i think people would be interested in that anyway, as it is...
or just hire an 808 for 2 days -pretty cheap.
was it goin gto be free or paid for, the end result? if free, don't worry. if you were gonna sell it, then i think you have to state that its not an 808 -if its a Jo mox or something, i think people would be interested in that anyway, as it is...
or just hire an 808 for 2 days -pretty cheap.
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 13 posts since 24 Aug, 2003
For two days? I don't think, all the sampling can be done in two days.
For hardware, I need to create special electronics: a stepping-motor, which moves the pots automatically.
Anyone here from Germany with a 909 or 808? Perhaps comparing sounds would be enough
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For hardware, I need to create special electronics: a stepping-motor, which moves the pots automatically.
Anyone here from Germany with a 909 or 808? Perhaps comparing sounds would be enough
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- Banned
- 1842 posts since 4 Aug, 2004 from just right here
There are few site whith the TR808, .....mmmmm Hollow Sun use to offer a set for free.......mmmmm..
There was this realy good site dedicated just to the 808 whith a very comprehensive sample set of the 808 "The Roland TR808 - The ultimate TR808 resource site". http://www.pornopalace.nl/TR-808/home.htm (the link does not seem to work anymore?)
small extract
...making for a grand total of 116 sound samples of the Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer!
These samples were taken _DIRECTLY_ from a Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer (SERIAL NO. 103852). They are _NOT_ samples of samples (i.e. sampled from a recent drum machine, such as the Boss DR-660, Roland R-8, R-8MkII, etc...) In other words, these samples were taken from a REAL TR-808. All samples were recorded from the individual sound outputs (I did NOT use the "HI" or "LO" "LEVEL" "MASTER OUT"puts!). While being recorded, each sound (on the TR-808) was at highest volume level (with all other volume levels set to the lowest possible setting), and the master volume (on the TR-808) was always at the lowest setting. All samples were made using SoundEdit 16 1.0.0 on a Macintosh Quadra 660AV.
EACH and EVERY sample is at 16-Bit, 44.1kHz resolution and was CAREFULLY generated, sampled, selected (I recorded many hits of the same sound, and picked the one that I felt best represented the average of that particular sound) and edited.
I think I would prefered them at 88kHz at least. The way he has done the tombs is, he has sampled a number of steps on the tombs tuning knob. Anyway, the 808 preset on the CM SR202 is not too bad.
Oh, my 808 serial number is 1041060 (254 units later)
There was this realy good site dedicated just to the 808 whith a very comprehensive sample set of the 808
"The Roland TR808 - The ultimate TR808 resource site". http://www.pornopalace.nl/TR-808/home.htm (the link does not seem to work anymore?)small extract
...making for a grand total of 116 sound samples of the Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer!
These samples were taken _DIRECTLY_ from a Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer (SERIAL NO. 103852). They are _NOT_ samples of samples (i.e. sampled from a recent drum machine, such as the Boss DR-660, Roland R-8, R-8MkII, etc...) In other words, these samples were taken from a REAL TR-808. All samples were recorded from the individual sound outputs (I did NOT use the "HI" or "LO" "LEVEL" "MASTER OUT"puts!). While being recorded, each sound (on the TR-808) was at highest volume level (with all other volume levels set to the lowest possible setting), and the master volume (on the TR-808) was always at the lowest setting. All samples were made using SoundEdit 16 1.0.0 on a Macintosh Quadra 660AV.
EACH and EVERY sample is at 16-Bit, 44.1kHz resolution and was CAREFULLY generated, sampled, selected (I recorded many hits of the same sound, and picked the one that I felt best represented the average of that particular sound) and edited.
I think I would prefered them at 88kHz at least. The way he has done the tombs is, he has sampled a number of steps on the tombs tuning knob. Anyway, the 808 preset on the CM SR202 is not too bad.
Oh, my 808 serial number is 1041060 (254 units later)
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- Banned
- 1842 posts since 4 Aug, 2004 from just right here
ahhhh....found it, try this site http://www.tr-808.com/