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Then it sounds like a sampled 808 ("boom") and not like a real 808 ("BOOOOOM")
by ls15 4y ago
Then it sounds like a sampled 808 ("boom") and not like a real 808 ("BOOOOOM")
- Sporktacular 4y agoThen there is something wrong with your sampler and audio setup.
- ls15 4y agoCan I get your 808 in exchange for a set of 808 samples? I am asking, because I spent hours, trying to make 808 samples sound like an 808.
- Sporktacular 4y agoSold it long ago. What audio difference are you hearing? Can we agree both are a waveform, and a faithfully sampled waveform will sound the same as its original? If so, the loss of faithfulness must be from somewhere in the signal path, like poor circuitry in the sampler or variation in mixer input stages. Is the same difference audible on a recording or only live?