This was the first concert I ever went to, I was 13 or 14 at the time. Loved it! Petra was one of my favorite bands throughout the 80's. Ranked up there with Def Leppard and Michael Jackson with me. That says a lot. At that age, Christian rock was cool, ,but I defended them to all my friends. Petra was cool!
What is the name of the technique where you sample something (Jesus loves you) and then change the pitch and assign it to each note on the keyboard? Is it the painstaking way of making a new sample for each key on the keyboard and saving them individually?
I thought "sampling" is the whole blanket term, but I don't know everything about it, and I don't know if you're referring to some particular way to use a sampler. Normally, taking just one sample and reusing it across many notes is how all the different pitches come out, and it's not hard. One key is set to play the sound at its natural speed preserving the original pitch, then all the other notes are derived from that automatically by the sampler engine, just by playing it slower or faster, on keys that are lower or higher, based on its tuning tables. Each octave up is twice as fast as the last, twice the frequency, half the playback time. If they're using 12TET, each key is playing the sound about 1.059463 (the twelfth root of two) times as fast as the one to its left.
This was pretty brand new technology at the time he first did it on stage. The 40-something-minute Petra documentary goes into more detail about it here on RUclips.
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Jesus loves you... I remember this like it was yesterday!
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This was the first concert I ever went to, I was 13 or 14 at the time. Loved it! Petra was one of my favorite bands throughout the 80's. Ranked up there with Def Leppard and Michael Jackson with me. That says a lot. At that age, Christian rock was cool, ,but I defended them to all my friends. Petra was cool!
Fantastic solo!! I remember seeing them in the mid-eighties in Evansville, IN and that solo was crazy!! Still very impressive!!
Have not heard this in its entirety since the cassette! I'm 6 and change years late, but thanks to the OP! :-)
He does oh thank you 🙏🏿 Jesus
this goes so hard
I remember this confused the hell out of me when I was a kid, all I heard was "cheep,cheep, cheep, cheep....love you love you.
I still remember the Jesus loves you part!
Wow! How nice that is from 1:12--1:52
What is the name of the technique where you sample something (Jesus loves you) and then change the pitch and assign it to each note on the keyboard? Is it the painstaking way of making a new sample for each key on the keyboard and saving them individually?
I thought "sampling" is the whole blanket term, but I don't know everything about it, and I don't know if you're referring to some particular way to use a sampler. Normally, taking just one sample and reusing it across many notes is how all the different pitches come out, and it's not hard. One key is set to play the sound at its natural speed preserving the original pitch, then all the other notes are derived from that automatically by the sampler engine, just by playing it slower or faster, on keys that are lower or higher, based on its tuning tables. Each octave up is twice as fast as the last, twice the frequency, half the playback time. If they're using 12TET, each key is playing the sound about 1.059463 (the twelfth root of two) times as fast as the one to its left.
This was pretty brand new technology at the time he first did it on stage. The 40-something-minute Petra documentary goes into more detail about it here on RUclips.
Take this Kabal around Aldine Westfield at and Weatherford international manufacturing all over planet earth! George bush intercontinental airport doesn't need your dark cloud around here. Time is money
What?