Mastering tuorial for studio by Sharp/any for extreme??????

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well,
for 1, I don't have a recording studio

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Thats exactly why the Triton STUDIO Stood out in a league all by itself
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kabuchi wrote:So, basically the extreme is dead in this respect...

No tricks up your sleeve for this one Sharp?

come onnnnnnnnn.....i'm sure you can think of something Sharp
surprise us!!!!!....

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Not really, I was thing you could use the RAM to replicate something similar, but with the limites on loading files ( no single file can be better than 16MB), your pretty much stuck on this one.

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Sorry to go completely off the beaten track, but does anybody know if the M3 has the same limits on sample memory as the Tritons did?

I have not tried much in the way of sampling yet, so not too sure on that.
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if the M3 has the same limits on sample memory as the Tritons did
lcmorley, what are you referring too, what limits?
Amount of memory, what?
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Sharp wrote:( no single file can be better than 16MB)
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To be honest, don't know just now, I think it is solved in M3 (you can make bigger files) but really I'm not sure.
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Does any Korg bod know???
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Post by kabuchi »

thanx Sharp

guess we will have to work with what we've got in the mean and between time in that respect...

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lcmorley wrote:Does any Korg bod know???
Funny you should ask this because I'm just after reading a thread in the M3 section where the guys where discussing ram.

Nope... no such limitation on the M3. You can use all 256MB in one go.

So, this tutorial would work for the M3 then.

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Sharp wrote:
lcmorley wrote:Does any Korg bod know???
Funny you should ask this because I'm just after reading a thread in the M3 section where the guys where discussing ram.

Nope... no such limitation on the M3. You can use all 256MB in one go.

So, this tutorial would work for the M3 then.

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There's approx. 64 Mb onboard.
You can add another 256Mb, giving a total of approx. 320 Mb.
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