hi again, Thank you, Frank, for a rapid and kind answer. i'll go thru the archives of the group in the near future. The floppy disk system aren't that great. i was performing a couple of days ago, i had an S1100 and my partned had an SU 700 and turntables. we improvised for 50 minutes, going from mellow, ambient stuff to (mostly...) straightforward beat-driven jamming. think of atari teenage riot or dj shadow with amphetamines. good gig, improvising and playing live with S1100 is quite a thrill. my problem is, i haven't been able to found a decent midi implement chart to S1100. maybe there's one in the vaults of this group, have to check that. i use the midi keyboard to strike a sound, control pannings and volume and to change programs. i would like to know if it's possible to program S1100 LFO's, invidual sample's(that's in a keygroup) attack etc. values behind midi faders. regards, Kimmo Modig who will try and record some stuff with S1100 so you can hear what i'm doing it and how i shamelessly molest the poor thing... --- In akaiS1000S1100Samplers@yahoogroups.com, "formals777" <wafwaf@p...> wrote: > > Kimmo, > > Welcome to the group. > > Also, welcome to the group of people with floppy problems. Both he > floppies and the floppy drives become unreliable over time. I cannot > recommend changing the floppy drive because it is not easy to find the > right one. > An easier solution is using an external scsi hard disk or a Magneto > Optical drive. Just make sure you buy not a crappy one. This way your > samples will load much faster and you can use it with different S1100 > samplers as long as they have a working scsi port (which can be a pain). > Please browse through the messages archive to find more info. > I think we're all eager to find out more about your project. Just send > us a message with a link to your project. > If you have tips and tricks for using the S1100 with a controller, let > us know. > > Regards, > > Frank (Luxemburg) > > > --- In akaiS1000S1100Samplers@yahoogroups.com, Kammo Modig > <moody_modig@y...> wrote: > > hello, > > > > i do not know if this group is an active one, but... > > > > my name is kimmo modig, 23, i play akai s1100 when performing at > gigs, along with a midi controller. it all started when my friend was > about to release an album, and he needed someone to help him with > transforming his sample-based into a live show. well, the show part is > still at progress, but we are doing some gigs every now and then. he > has a SU-700 sampler and i have the aformentioned stuff. the music we > play is quite dark, hiphop-based, instrumental and slow. the live part > is based on improvisation, mostly. > > > > i can send some links to my music later. > > > > *************************** > > > > but the primary reason for joining was to get help using the S1100. > i use 2HD > > disks, and when i format them with 1100 in High mode, the machine > says the formatted disk may not be reliable. also, i've been having > problems using sounds and programs i've created with different s1100. > the same model, but still they dont work together. i study sound > design in theatre academy, finland, and we have three s1100:s lying > around for some reason in our school. that's why i switch from one to > another from time to ime. > > > > i got a message with one of the s1100s, after formatting a disk, > saying: "unreliable director area". or was it "unworking", but anyway. > what's that? the s1100 couldnt read or write anything to floppy disks. > > > > but if you understood my crappy english and my problems, please > help, if you can, i'd appreciate it. > > > > reagards, > > > > Kimmo Modig > > Finland > > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > Post your free ad now! Yahoo! Canada Personals
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using a midi controller with akai
2005-03-28 by moody_modig
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