??? No, that's not me, that's an email I got from elektron. Is that what you meant? > > That's a nice nickname daniel :) > > -----Original Message----- > From: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:elektron-users@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of travesty14850 > Sent: lundi 30 janvier 2006 19:59 > To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [elektron] Re: Dealing with samples on the UW > > > Just got this answer from elektron today: > > Hi! > > No need for conversion, the UW does it internally. We recommend to use our > C6 utility (any other standard MIDI sample dump program that works should > work fine as well though) found on the support page of the elektron > webpage. > > Dump on! > > Daniel Hansson, Elektron > > > Hi there--I've been an MD user for a while, and just recently sold it > > to buy a UW. The new unit should be here in a few days. I've spoken > > to a couple of users about it and am very excited to get moving...but > > I'm wondering. Someone (milkmansound) tells me that he is MIDI'ing in > > 16-bit samples...does C6 do the dithering to 12? Or is it better to > > do the bit conversion before sending them over? Or does the UW > > actually secretly operate in 16 bits? > > > > Or do you all prefer sending the samples as audio, and using the UW's > > converters? > > > > BTW, I probably know a couple of you from other boards...I'm usually > > called inverseroom...and here's a link to a song that uses a couple of > > MD kits I constructed, one that's supposed to sound like the mono drum > > machine on a Yamaha PSS toy keyboard, and the other a more elaborate > > kit. Here ya go: > > > > http://www.inverseroom.com/music/thedead.mp3 > > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links >
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[elektron] Re: Dealing with samples on the UW
2006-01-30 by travesty14850
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