Jabberwalky wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 20, 2019 9:20 pm

Korg Microsampler

Thanks! Looking into it

meatballfulton wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 20, 2019 9:05 pm

Any sampler capable of multisampling can do this, assuming it has enough memory.

Cool. Happen to know of one that is userfriendly?

Looking for an easy to use sampler that ideally would let me have a different sample for each of my keyboards 61 keys, all available at once on one channel. Have no idea if it's even possible to get close to that except from with romplers, so any suggestion would be helpful

Zamise wrote:For the sample rate, I would think a lower sample rate would be better, not higher too, what?

No that doesn't sound right.

16 is pretty low. Too low buffer size will get you noise, clicks and pops.

You might need a faster computer

There is/was a manufatcturer in Australia of a fantastic piece of kit called the Sync-Gen Pro ... the company can be found here but I'm not sure if they still manufactuer the gear: https://www.innerclocksystems.com/ Basically, it used an audio loop click track (sounded like a buzz... not sure what ...

Sequencing external equipment does bring in latency, which is why the track latency offset in software like Ableton is so important. And then there’s audio latency on top of that. That all said, I get to with two glorious screens of sequencer with all the detail and control I’ll ever need. It more ...

meatballfulton wrote:You might enjoy reading about Black MIDI.

I do, thanks!

If it sonds half as cool as it looks it must be pretty awsome

It is the initial note on delay/latency that is killing me Yes me too. Some manage to get the latency quite low, but many don't. Me included. And the jittering with Widows 7 and 10 is also an issue. I've given up on using DAW's for this reason. At least for now. There are latency issues with hardwa...

Thanks for the in depth answer! So with say a digital hardware sequencer or synth, with pads and keys respectivly, there will be less of a timing issue because there's no MIDI cable involved? So in theory there would be less of a timing issue with playing a synth with keys integrated than with the ...

This is why many users of external hardware controlled from a DAW who are obsessed with timing prefer analog CV gear (esp. modulars) because there are now ways to get sample accurate CV triggering from DAWs, like Expert Sleeper's products. This allows layering both externall and internal percussion...

Thanks for the in depth answer! So with say a digital hardware sequencer or synth, with pads and keys respectivly, there will be less of a timing issue because there's no MIDI cable involved? So in theory there would be less of a timing issue with playing a synth with keys integrated than with the r...

Couldn't find anything specificly about this issue anywhere: When playing on an external MIDI keyboard, it seems there's less jiggle room for MIDI glitches than whith gear that has keyboard or drum pads integrated. Don't know if it's just a psychological thing or real. There's definately a differenc...

Looking for an easy to use MPC like realtime sequencer that will let me trigger samples from the laptop keyboard.

Wow, great answer! :hi: Thanks a bunch! I totally see what you're saying. Found a thread on gearslutz where this was discussed. The general opinion seemed to be that they were not identical sounding. I'll keep your advise in mind if I somehow don't "feel it" with the VC1. At least I'll get an impres...

pflosi wrote:The VC1 sounds spot on exactly like an original D50.

Thank you pflosi!