just created a video to show some really efficient Multi-sampling tricks....

Will

Bay_Mud

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Will

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Thanks v much, Mud.......Hope you're keeping warm in T.O.

Bay_Mud

@Will said:

@Bay_Mud said:
Great job. Just subscribed and left a comment.

Thanks v much, Mud.......Hope you're keeping warm in T.O.

Thanks! Moved to Hamilton in the summer, so not too far, but a lot of snow at the moment.

Will

@Bay_Mud said:

@Will said:

@Bay_Mud said:
Great job. Just subscribed and left a comment.

Thanks v much, Mud.......Hope you're keeping warm in T.O.

Thanks! Moved to Hamilton in the summer, so not too far, but a lot of snow at the moment.

A big snow year here in BC too.......keep shovelling, we can't spend ALL out time on the Deluge....

(LOL)

jensg

All fine and well, but:

why no sidepanels?

Will

@jensg said:
All fine and well, but:

why no sidepanels?

Valid question......My primary Deluge set up is for use with my 'Bellcycle'......it's a pedal powered set up, where I have a wooden desk in front of me, with the electronic components permanently placed......Very little space, so taken the cheeks off just made sense......thanks for the question......

ckbarlow

Between Logic Auto Sampler (which includes configurable loop search) and Endless WAV, this just gets easier and easier. (And more and more fun.)

Will

@ckbarlow said:
Between Logic Auto Sampler (which includes configurable loop search) and Endless WAV, this just gets easier and easier. (And more and more fun.)

yeah - boy, I remember sampling with my old Emulator II - around 1985 - things were different then. We stored our samples on a 5.25" floppy disc, which took half a minute to load.....These days, it's a different world.....