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Post by admin on Jul 30, 2023 8:30:56 GMT
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Post by funbun on Jul 30, 2023 10:07:07 GMT
SWEET! Man, with the SAMPLYR I can finally do field recordings when out on the river. Could you imagine SAMPLYR into CIRRUS? What about SAMPLYR into an ENVFOLLWER? That would be fun! This is the best newsletter in the whole world!
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Post by maydonpoliris on Jul 30, 2023 10:30:33 GMT
and it comes with samples already loaded for the lazy me  so many incredible game changers that have just been released or close to it. really cool work TW and Third parties |
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Post by Gaëtan on Jul 30, 2023 18:23:57 GMT
The SAMPLYR is a no-brainer must-have !
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Post by leethargo on Jul 31, 2023 9:58:02 GMT
I like that seemlingly all parameters are CV-controllable. At first I thought: What does this add over connecting a Volca sampler or similar?
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Post by admin on Jul 31, 2023 10:15:34 GMT
I like that seemlingly all parameters are CV-controllable. At first I thought: What does this add over connecting a Volca sampler or similar? I love the Volca Sample, but the SAMPLYR has the following pros (IMHO): 1. It's tiny! 2. Sample length is unrestricted .. if it fits on the SD card, it will play for minutes on end. Volca samples can be only be 130 seconds maximum 3. As you said .. CV control of the parameters 4. Define loop start and end. I don't think Volca sample can do this. The loop starts after the sample plays from start to end and then loops as long as gate is on. 5. Samples are simple files stored on an SD card! No funny business with audio or USB cables and special software drivers! You can have many different SD cards with different sample libraries on them to quickly swap them out. There are some cons: 1. Only one sample can play at a time. 2. Samples are relatively lo-fi with only 8bit (or 10bit) 3. No built in envelopes, you need to patch it to a VCA and control it with a dedicated ENV module. 4. No built in effects or filters, you need to patch it through other modules for that. I think it's perfect for a modular set up and I think that people may want more than one in their rack  |
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Post by solipsistnation on Jul 31, 2023 14:53:08 GMT
The sample select is a CV input, right? That's pretty neat.
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Post by MikMo on Aug 1, 2023 8:49:29 GMT
There are some cons: 1. Only one sample can play at a time. 2. Samples are relatively lo-fi with only 8bit (or 10bit) 3. No built in envelopes, you need to patch it to a VCA and control it with a dedicated ENV module. 4. No built in effects or filters, you need to patch it through other modules for that. I think it's perfect for a modular set up and I think that people may want more than one in their rack I don't think 3 and 4 are really "cons". This might actually be what you want in a modular perspective. Use the samples as an "oscillator" and patch it into the rest of your modules. |
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Post by pt3r on Aug 1, 2023 8:59:26 GMT
Exactly. Imo the samplyr will shine as a complex waveform oscillator. Another voice in the modulAEr system.
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Post by pol on Aug 1, 2023 11:48:41 GMT
Exactly. Imo the samplyr will shine as a complex waveform oscillator. Another voice in the modulAEr system. Exactly why I want one! |
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