Is it possible to create a style from wav samples?

Technobob13 · Post by **Technobob13** » Sat Oct 09, 2021 6:31 pm

As the title says, is it possible to create a style from wav samples? I know you can link wav files to pads, but can you link them to the style elements?
Thanks in advance...

NativeAngels · Post by **NativeAngels** » Sat Oct 09, 2021 6:36 pm

Depending on the actual size of the wav file it maybe possible.

Technobob13 · Post by **Technobob13** » Sat Oct 09, 2021 6:49 pm

Thanks for the quick reply!
It neatly leads me on to the next questions:

1. is it correct to assume a 5 minute long wav file is approx. 50Mb?

2. If a style is based on wav files, then there is a 600Mb limit for the style?

3. how fast can a style (+pads etc.) based on 100Mb wav files load from Direct Access (from the internal MicroSD - 285MB/s read speed!) i.e. pressing a song name in a setlist that loads the new style - if this is possible?

Thanks in advance...

NativeAngels · Post by **NativeAngels** » Sat Oct 09, 2021 8:56 pm

All Samples have to be loaded into memory first, unfortunately user samples are not available via direct folder (access).

harshajayman2 · Post by **harshajayman2** » Sun Oct 10, 2021 8:58 pm

Samples have to be loaded and saved first. They should be 44.1hz and 16bits
are these beat samples

siebenhirter · Post by **siebenhirter** » Mon Oct 18, 2021 11:04 am

Technobob13 wrote:.. is it possible to create a style from wav samples? I know you can link wav files to pads, but can you link them to the style elements? ...

You can not "link" wav-files to pads or styles. You only can use wav-formatted sounds after converted them to pcm-samples.

Each creation of Pa-arrangers sounds finally use pcm samples that must reside in internal memory of the Pa-keyboard.

That also applies to audio-loops time sliced for styles of Korgs Pa-Keyboards.
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If you record a sound or audio groove then PCM-sampling will happen at 16 bit, 48 kHz. When finishing sampling your sound, you can write it to the internal memory to become part of an ordinary sound, written and added to a multisample (as described in manual).

If it is an Audio Groove editing it with the Time Slice function also ends with PCM-sampling into internal memory.

altemar mirandiña · Post by **altemar mirandiña** » Sun Nov 21, 2021 10:15 am

HELLO FRIEND ----------- Can you tell me how I could convert sample wav or vst ---- to pcm? (Maybe there is a daw or a software to do that) - there are some sounds from PNO ELECTRIC "Rhode Affair" that are very well done and maybe I can do something similar in pa 1000 --- or something you can tell me - -I thank you --thanks --- forgive my poor English -

ritesh.dere123 · Post by **ritesh.dere123** » Sat Jan 15, 2022 4:58 am

altemar mirandiña wrote:HELLO FRIEND ----------- Can you tell me how I could convert sample wav or vst ---- to pcm? (Maybe there is a daw or a software to do that) - there are some sounds from PNO ELECTRIC "Rhode Affair" that are very well done and maybe I can do something similar in pa 1000 --- or something you can tell me - -I thank you --thanks --- forgive my poor English -

go to sound - record - import sound/sample

altemar mirandiña · Post by **altemar mirandiña** » Sun Jan 16, 2022 7:57 am

ritesh.dere123--HELLO FRIEND thanks for your answer --maybe you can tell me something more definite about it--I've never done a sample on the same korg pa 1000 keyboard, I have no experience in that. I appreciate if you tell me more about it --thank you -and have a nice day --

Biggles · Post by **Biggles** » Sun Jan 16, 2022 1:34 pm

Watch the Korg crowdcast webinar for the “how to” info you seek

https://www.crowdcast.io/e/sampling-wit ... gn=profile

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