Diki now My answers:

1 - a forum is not a battlefield, or a game where one wins and another loses.
stop using that language. because you reduce your self even more(especially imotaions you're using).

2-You do not know even the difference between the new recording and sampling,
becouse:

any song that you have made on your sample-based hardware music Intrument(Roland G-70) is nothing more than sampling(even when you used a Daw or Midi Sequencers but you use sounds from your Roland G-70), when you play on your keybed you triger the samples from rom( all recording from a sample-based hardware music instrument is sampling, becouse of the samples on rom chip).

3-a software like Extreme Sampler Editor works like a MIDI Sequencer(send first trigger midi message to midi Midi Device and record from audio output the sound), only difference, if you record 61 keys for example, you get a Chromatic and sliced Sequence.

4-You do not even know the difference between sampling and cloning,

becouse:

cloning sound=100% identical lossless copy of the sound.
sampling sound=try to get a sound as identical possible,to the source sound but it will be never 100% identical or lossless copy of the sound source.

again:

-the first recording from a realmusic instrument or analog synth to make a digital sample based harware music instrument is sampling.

-all recordings from a digital sample based hardware music instrument sound is sampling too(becouse you trigger the rom chip samples with your keybed).

Go now while talking to your self about winning and losing, becouse when you sell your CD with your Sequenced new song you are selling samples from a sample based hardware music instrument sound too, becouse your new Sequenced song is then sample based Sequence becouse of the rom chip samples(you have not hired guitarists or other musicians who plays real instruments or analog synths for you)..

morover i said in my post record a song, which means a new song.

I did not say record a existing song.


[This message has been edited by AFG Music (edited 06-16-2010).]