stupid question: sample from microphone

[leland_iko_music]

I've tried to collect samples from audio before, and couldn't even work out how to FIND (let alone re-use) the sample recorded.... but here goes the question:

Is there a way to take a sample of a sound, save it and then apply it to all 88 keys of the Korg (much the same way that it's possible to do with the Fantom 8 from Roland?)

I have a few ideas in mind to take a sample and use it in a loop with the loopstation, but cannot find how to even retrieve the recorded sample, let alone apply it to all notes of the 88-key instrument.

If it's not possible, then I can understand that (and Roland has another advantage over Korg), but if there's a way to do it easily and "live" (for example, while streaming) without having to spend 20 minutes manipulating things, then I'm all ears.


Cheers

Leland

[QuiRobinez]

ofcourse you can do this,

load the sample in the pa5x
then create a multisample that uses that sample and set the keyzones to your liking.

[leland_iko_music]

sorry... I'm totally lost now

recording the sample from the micrphone plugged in the PA5X ... (did that a few times already, but could never find the samples to able to reuse them)...

then what what huh ? sorry, I'm a dweeb...


Leland

[karmathanever]

The concept is exactly the same as for the Roland Fantom.
I don't own a PA5x but I have done this on my PA1x to PA4x.

As Qui says, you need to create a multisample using the sample(s) you recorded (and yes, from mic is fine).

Roland has a far better and more intuitive interface and OS for creating multisamples.

I am away from my main computer for another 12 days and no access to my Korg docs however the PA1x manual has a great example/tutorial on how to do this - I had never done any sampling before and achieved it from just this manual. I am not sure if this "tutorial" was continued in later manuals - happy to share it with you but not for another 12 days (sorry).

Pete

Please remind me with a PM in 12+ days' time