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2006-02-17 by Cosmiq@home.nl
It depends on what sampling ratio you choose. AFAIK: As long as you keep the total size below two megs you can create very long samples... ---- domonik provaznik <66provaznik@...> schrijft:
2006-02-17 by Tarekith
The MD always converts everything to mono upon import too, right? On 2/17/06, Cosmiq@... <Cosmiq@...> wrote: > It depends on what sampling ratio you choose. > AFAIK: > As long as you keep the total size below two megs you can create very long samples... -- Tarekith http://www.Tarekith.com
2006-02-18 by domonik provaznik
so you mean lower quality samples ie lower bit rates and khz?
2006-02-18 by STRPSE_K9D _
On 2/17/06, domonik provaznik <66provaznik@...> wrote: > so you mean lower quality samples ie lower bit rates and khz? > yes, you have control over the sampleing rate, but kHz is always the same ... 48kHz i believe ... also, your tempo effects the total sample time ... the length limit on samples is 2 bars. Tarekith, yes, the RAM REC machines do summing to convert input to mono, and have an IBAL parameter to choose how the L/R input volumes are weighted <3 j.0rdan -- how's my driveling? trashe talk @ http://mp3death.us/