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Re: P.C. home studio??? Posted by Ricky (from: 205.188.193.54) on January 01, 2001 at 15:16:31: In Reply to: Re: P.C. home studio??? posted by sean on December 30, 2000 at 14:46:29: Hi again folks, Hope everyone had a good new year? Sean,thanks for the response to my questions. I would like to keep my future home studio as virtual as possible. So,as I still have loads of sample CDs... I think most of my sounds including drums/perc would be up for some good sampler type manipulation. For instance, time stretching, filtering, layering etc, controller assignable. If you could point me in that direction, I would appreceiate it. If the PC based samplers have not yet overtaken the modular samplers, then I would consider getting one again. I agree that one controller keyboard would be sufficiant, but would have to be aftertouch and velocity sensitive as well as polyphonic, obviously. Thanks again for your help. Sorry....If it seems as if I have been in a cave for the past 6 years or so....hehe. Ricky Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : Hi again folks, : Hope everyone had a good new year? : Sean,thanks for the response to my questions. : I would like to keep my future home studio as virtual as possible. So,as I still have loads of sample CDs... I think most of my sounds including drums/perc would be up for some good sampler type manipulation. For instance, time stretching, filtering, layering etc, controller assignable. If you could point me in that direction, I would appreceiate it. If the PC based samplers have not yet overtaken the modular samplers, then I would consider getting one again. I agree that one controller keyboard would be sufficiant, but would have to be aftertouch and velocity sensitive as well as polyphonic, obviously. : Thanks again for your help. Sorry....If it seems as if I have been in a cave for the past 6 years or so....hehe. : Ricky Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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