To AJ Because, I know, you are the only one able to give me an answer...

My kestion is: Do you know the difference between sounds created with the SD1 Sampler (msp), and Sounds created by Ketron in the INS format.
What INS sounds can do better than MSP?
(If ketron created 2 format in a same keyboard to load samples, there is any reason? no?)

And what about the memory flash for load the SD1 sounds ( .
There is any memory left? or all is used? what is his size ?
The sd1 can load SND files?
Is there any SND files to load for the SD1 as there was for the X1?
Is will overwrite the flash sounds?
So i am very curious and I love you can answer me....

You are the one

Dan2000.

Some answers for you;

My kestion is: Do you know the difference between sounds created with the SD1 Sampler (msp), and Sounds created by Ketron in the INS format. >>>AJ: Yes. INS format is designed to utilize the Sd1's capabilities to the maximum. These sounds are not continuous wave files but rather samples that have been alocated to different sections of the keyboard. The Sd1's sampler creates and generates wave files (.wav format) which are continuous audio files/loops.

What INS sounds can do better than MSP? >>>AJ: INS sounds can be used such that when the tempo is varied on them, the pitch remains unchanged (eg loops); however this cannot be done on MSP (unless you sample each instrument independently and assign to separate keys!)

(If ketron created 2 format in a same keyboard to load samples, there is any reason? no?) >>>AJ: Compatibility with other instruments.

And what about the memory flash for load the SD1 sounds ( .
There is any memory left? or all is used? what is his size ? >>>AJ: This depends on the size and number of files loaded at any given time.

The sd1 can load SND files? >>>AJ: Of Ketron format? Yes.

Is there any SND files to load for the SD1 as there was for the X1? >>>AJ: Not at the moment.

Is will overwrite the flash sounds? >>>AJ: No. They will occupy the next Flash location in memory.

So i am very curious and I love you can answer me....

You are the one .
>>>AJ: Thanks.

AJ

AJ,Thanks a lot for your answers!!!

you sayed : "These sounds are not continuous wave files but rather samples that have been alocated to different sections of the keyboard. The Sd1's sampler creates and generates wave files (.wav format) which are continuous audio files/loops."

I don't understand what do you mean with "continuous file" ... you know that with the MSP format, you can assign your audio wave sample in one of 62 zone of the keyboard? so what the difference with the INS file (not about drum looping)?
The INS file can have more than one loop point? Can it Pan a sound? can it assign the sound from one dynamic to another? (exp one sample from 0 to 100 and another from 100 to 120) Why the SD1 sampler have'nt this functions? all samplers have them...


what is the total size of the flash ram? and what is the size left with the OS 3.0 inside?
what is the size left with the OS 4.0 inside?

thanks for you replies !!!

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