Very informative. As a newbie to this whole importing of samples lark, I'd be interested to learn of useful sources for samples that spark musical ideas - online or offline.
@@IanDixonTDL For me, that would be very useful. I've searched online and found not as much as I expected, and very little of use in composing. I'm open to all kinds of sample ideas, whether musical instrument based or random sounds. As a Depeche Mode fan of long standing, I remember being very impressed by their use of their own recording of an idling motorbike engine for the rhythm in one of their singles in the 80s, so anything can be useful.
Hi, and thank you for your wonderful work! I have both the hardware Wavestate SE and software Native, and i'm not able to load more custom sound banks with wave files merging them: maybe i'm doing something wrong, but when i load a custom bank (ok for the 50MB limit) the "old" custom samples are erased... what's the point in having 4GB of ram if you can only use 1 bank of 50MB? maybe i'm doing something wrong but .. can you help? BTW i just picked up a Modwave MK2, Korg shoud pay you for your "promotional" videos and sound works!! ;-) Best regards from Italy!!
As I mentioned in the video the 50mb limit is for split points etc not the wav files, they use the 4gb limit. I have 100s of sounds in my master back and not hit the 50mb limit. What the bit in the video about layout of the memory (near the begining) where I try and explain it. Enjoy your mk2!
it seems really clunky! (not the video!) - no automatic zero-crossing or crossfades in the loop, overwrites everything with no option to add new, have to click the region to see the associated key...
There is a lot more they could add but I kind of see it as a bonus feature, esp on the Modwave as I got that for the wavetables and mod routing and not sampling.
@@IanDixonTDL I'm a wavestate user myself, so the samples are more the attractive thing (I had the old wavestation, programming it was I believe the common phrase was "like wallpapering the hall through the letterbox"!)
@@IanDixonTDL indeed! one tip that I never tried out but sounds cool is the capacity of the MPC Beats app (I tihnk?) to create multisamples by sending midi notes to a vst instrument and recording the results - I'd need to check but seems like a good idea
Great stuff, very much appreciated
Thanks!
Very informative. As a newbie to this whole importing of samples lark, I'd be interested to learn of useful sources for samples that spark musical ideas - online or offline.
I have been making my own samples but i may put together a guide on where to get them
@@IanDixonTDL For me, that would be very useful. I've searched online and found not as much as I expected, and very little of use in composing. I'm open to all kinds of sample ideas, whether musical instrument based or random sounds. As a Depeche Mode fan of long standing, I remember being very impressed by their use of their own recording of an idling motorbike engine for the rhythm in one of their singles in the 80s, so anything can be useful.
Hi, and thank you for your wonderful work! I have both the hardware Wavestate SE and software Native, and i'm not able to load more custom sound banks with wave files merging them: maybe i'm doing something wrong, but when i load a custom bank (ok for the 50MB limit) the "old" custom samples are erased... what's the point in having 4GB of ram if you can only use 1 bank of 50MB? maybe i'm doing something wrong but .. can you help?
BTW i just picked up a Modwave MK2, Korg shoud pay you for your "promotional" videos and sound works!! ;-)
Best regards from Italy!!
As I mentioned in the video the 50mb limit is for split points etc not the wav files, they use the 4gb limit. I have 100s of sounds in my master back and not hit the 50mb limit. What the bit in the video about layout of the memory (near the begining) where I try and explain it.
Enjoy your mk2!
it seems really clunky! (not the video!) - no automatic zero-crossing or crossfades in the loop, overwrites everything with no option to add new, have to click the region to see the associated key...
There is a lot more they could add but I kind of see it as a bonus feature, esp on the Modwave as I got that for the wavetables and mod routing and not sampling.
@@IanDixonTDL I'm a wavestate user myself, so the samples are more the attractive thing (I had the old wavestation, programming it was I believe the common phrase was "like wallpapering the hall through the letterbox"!)
@@spridgejuice yes, its more relevent for the Wavestate but if you are used to Wavestation programming anything else must seem easy!
@@IanDixonTDL indeed!
one tip that I never tried out but sounds cool is the capacity of the MPC Beats app (I tihnk?) to create multisamples by sending midi notes to a vst instrument and recording the results - I'd need to check but seems like a good idea
@@spridgejuice I have tried that and I used the MPC Beats app to multsample the Roland D-110 for my new D-110 sets. I plan to do a video on that soon.