Elektron Musical Instruments

> 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
>

-----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
>






 
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> 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
>