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| Is that step jump record parameters sequencing trick still accessible with the new OS? |
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| jbvdb493 wrote: | | Is that step jump record parameters sequencing trick still accessible with the new OS? |
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| SMK wrote: | | jbvdb493 wrote: | | Is that step jump record parameters sequencing trick still accessible with the new OS? |
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Nice!
3 more questions:
1 what happened to copying parts into other patterns?
2 if chaining patterns the mute state is as saved? Is that right, so it limits how you can jam with it?
3 how are you guys sampling iPads into it? Are you sampling ex chords and assigning them to pads or just notes and using chord mode for example, I can't wrap my head around how to use the E2S as a pitched instrument sampler? Or are you using clips and chopping them?
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musicmagus
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| Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2016 2:58 pm Post subject: |
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| jbvdb493 wrote: | | SMK wrote: | | jbvdb493 wrote: | | Is that step jump record parameters sequencing trick still accessible with the new OS? |
YES! |
Nice!
3 more questions:
1 what happened to copying parts into other patterns?
2 if chaining patterns the mute state is as saved? Is that right, so it limits how you can jam with it?
3 how are you guys sampling iPads into it? Are you sampling ex chords and assigning them to pads or just notes and using chord mode for example, I can't wrap my head around how to use the E2S as a pitched instrument sampler? Or are you using clips and chopping them?
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1 It's still there.
2 correct.
3 no one right answer, but if you are sampling a note or chord, do a c note or c chord and the pitches will line up with the keys/scales on the e2s.
I filled mine up with synth and instrument c notes, single cycle wavs tuned to c, and stabs/hits/chords all tuned to c. Makes it easy to play in whatever key I want easily. |
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jbvdb493
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| Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2016 5:42 pm Post subject: |
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| musicmagus wrote: | | jbvdb493 wrote: | | SMK wrote: | | jbvdb493 wrote: | | Is that step jump record parameters sequencing trick still accessible with the new OS? |
YES! |
Nice!
3 more questions:
1 what happened to copying parts into other patterns?
2 if chaining patterns the mute state is as saved? Is that right, so it limits how you can jam with it?
3 how are you guys sampling iPads into it? Are you sampling ex chords and assigning them to pads or just notes and using chord mode for example, I can't wrap my head around how to use the E2S as a pitched instrument sampler? Or are you using clips and chopping them?
Cheers! |
1 It's still there.
2 correct.
3 no one right answer, but if you are sampling a note or chord, do a c note or c chord and the pitches will line up with the keys/scales on the e2s.
I filled mine up with synth and instrument c notes, single cycle wavs tuned to c, and stabs/hits/chords all tuned to c. Makes it easy to play in whatever key I want easily. |
Amazing! Thanks.
So you basically pre sampled material and then pull it up when ever you want to use it? I guess you would have to name things really descriptively without sample preview! |
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musicmagus
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I make sample sets on the computer with the editors and export allsample files to their own folders on the sd card. Then when I make a bunch of patterns with a sample set I move all the pattern files into a folder within the sample set folder it came from.
But you can also have folders with wav file samples with good naming system and or subfolders to help you navigate directly on the card. |
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Steeplemouth
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| musicmagus wrote: |
3 no one right answer, but if you are sampling a note or chord, do a c note or c chord and the pitches will line up with the keys/scales on the e2s.
I filled mine up with synth and instrument c notes, single cycle wavs tuned to c, and stabs/hits/chords all tuned to c. Makes it easy to play in whatever key I want easily. |
If I sample the C note of one of my synths and assign that to a pad on the tribe, then I can use the keyboard mode and the tribe will transpose that note up and down the keyboard, and because the tribe defaults to the key of C that is great. What if I have a track in a different key, say in D? That sample will still be in C, so without resampling a D note, I guess I'd have to play everything a whole step up in keyboard mode, is that right? What about playing notes in scale mode using the X-Y pad, does that still work if your original sample is a different note to the key of the track/scale? |
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musicmagus
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If the sample is tuned to c it will line up with whatever note/scale the electribe is playing.
You want to play in D? Turn the scale setting to D 
Try it out yourself, you'll quickly see what's what. |
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| musicmagus wrote: | If the sample is tuned to c it will line up with whatever note/scale the electribe is playing.
You want to play in D? Turn the scale setting to D
Try it out yourself, you'll quickly see what's what. |
Ah I see, so as long as the original sample is in C then it will transpose it for me when I change scales. That's cool. Does that work even if I import the sample after I change the scale? What about things like vocal samples? For example if I load a sample of some movie dialogue or something, I would want that sample to play at the original pitch regardless of the key I was in. I wouldn't want it to pitch up or down if I change the scale. Sorry if these are rudimentary questions, this is my first sampler and I'm still trying to get to grips with it. |
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| musicmagus wrote: | I make sample sets on the computer with the editors and export allsample files to their own folders on the sd card. Then when I make a bunch of patterns with a sample set I move all the pattern files into a folder within the sample set folder it came from.
But you can also have folders with wav file samples with good naming system and or subfolders to help you navigate directly on the card. |
Would you mind elaborating on this please?
I've got a 16gb SD card in mine which is largely redundant.
I've filled it with various painstakingly named samples but I'm forever having to delete stuff from one allpattern file to make space.
I'd be very interested to hear your workflow for this.
I downloaded the sample editor in the apple App Store but never really got to grips with.
As far as I can tell, there is no way to swap sample sets from the ES2 itself - you need to take the card out, stick it in a computer and shuffle files around, so if you've cracked this, I'd be dying to hear about it!
Thanks in advance |
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Steeplemouth
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As far as I can tell, there is no way to swap sample sets from the ES2 itself - you need to take the card out, stick it in a computer and shuffle files around, so if you've cracked this, I'd be dying to hear about it!
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You can load sample sets contained in folders from the E2S itself, but be careful because when you save your work and export all your samples, it won't overwrite the .all file in a specific folder, it will overwrite the generic .all file that loads on boot up, so some file management via a computer is required at some stage. I think that's correct, I'm at work so can't test at the moment. If I'm wrong, someone please correct me.
I hope they fix the file management on these units, it's very counter-productive as it is. I have spent the last two nights trying to build a good .all file on my computer when I could be rocking out on the tribe  |
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Wow. Just wow.
THANK YOU KORG!!!!
I've been out of the loop for a week now... this is absolutely amazing. You can now chain patterns to get it functioning almost exactly like the MC-505's "Song Mode" I have (which has been collecting dust since I bought the ES2, btw).
So to all you people bashing this machine early on: HA! HA! HA! Patience is a virtue and I'm absolutely filled with joy that somebody up there is listening.
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For the record, I'm keeping my black one. It's become quite a sexy beast.
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| Steeplemouth wrote: | | Disastrous wrote: |
As far as I can tell, there is no way to swap sample sets from the ES2 itself - you need to take the card out, stick it in a computer and shuffle files around, so if you've cracked this, I'd be dying to hear about it!
Thanks in advance |
You can load sample sets contained in folders from the E2S itself, but be careful because when you save your work and export all your samples, it won't overwrite the .all file in a specific folder, it will overwrite the generic .all file that loads on boot up, so some file management via a computer is required at some stage. I think that's correct, I'm at work so can't test at the moment. If I'm wrong, someone please correct me.
I hope they fix the file management on these units, it's very counter-productive as it is. I have spent the last two nights trying to build a good .all file on my computer when I could be rocking out on the tribe |
Yep you're right.
I also hope there will be improvements in terms of file management (copy, paste, duplicate files, create folders, delete, rename etc.)
I do not want to use a computer for this kind of things
We could save our sample-sets (and also our pattern-sets) in several files
For the e2s, we also need pre-listening directly from the SD card, so we could work from a blank .all file and import only the samples we need for a project
so we could have gigabytes of wav files at our disposal, straight from the sd card
(this would overcome the limit of 24Mb...)
Icing on the cake : waveform representation and automatic zero crossing snapping function (essential for a good loop point adjustment)
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