and this distortion can be pleasing to the hear just listen to the mirage 8bit sampler or the EII they sound great unlike the clinical samplers of today that sound sterile
Hey guys, thanks for all the replies. I tried truncating the sample last night in the Emax, I was able to remove it that way. I also noticed that, it was only a problem when I sampled that hat in at 31 kHz.
I tried sampling it in at different rates, what is real weird is I sampled it in at 41 kHz then dropped it to 31 kHz after internally. When I did it this way, there was no noise. Can't remember if I did this on a kick or that hat, fact is it didn't have the weird high pitch noise when I did it that way. No clue as to why.
I'll try doing the reverse sample as well.
Yea I know about the Emax being noisy, I won't even use the main left/right outputs on mine. Guess I'm too used to modern clean digital, this is my first sampler. I do love the end results it's able to produce though, even just mapping one sample out across an octave and comparing its pitch shifting algorithm compared to pitching the sample in Ableton sounds entirely different. (in a real pleasing way)