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#5509 - 01/02/06 01:13 PM Roland / Sampling Question
AlexShumard Offline
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Registered: 12/28/05
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Hey, I'm pretty new to the world of Synths and Sampling. I would much appreciate if someone who knows a thing or two would help me out. I purchased a Roland XV 20 20 Synth Module. The default sounds are alright, but I really am interested in making my own sounds, samples, and patches, to use witht he xv 2020. Can anyone tell me what my best bet is to do? Thanks A lot
- Alex

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#5510 - 01/02/06 01:44 PM Re: Roland / Sampling Question
TheSonicEnergyAuthority Offline
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Registered: 07/14/00
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You can mess around with the sounds using a computer based editor, but loading in your own samples - forget it!
Didn't Roland supply a editor for PC/Mac when new?

Only the 5080 has the sample playback options.
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#5511 - 01/03/06 12:23 AM Re: Roland / Sampling Question
AlexShumard Offline
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Registered: 12/28/05
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Thanks, any suggestions for programs I can use?
And if I am looking for a synth I could load samples onto, what should I look into?

[This message has been edited by AlexShumard (edited 01-02-2006).]

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#5512 - 01/03/06 05:33 PM Re: Roland / Sampling Question
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Don't you have the editor that should be with the XV2020?
Failing that you could try this: http://soundtower.com/xvedit/

Synths that can playback samples:
A few do, but they all come at a price.
Think Triton, Fusion, Motif, Fantom.
Seem to remember the Yamaha SY series(77, and 99 I think) that you could fit a 512K board inside which was battery backed, samples could then be loaded via MIDI (this is very slooooooowwwwwwwwwwwww).
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