Hopefully one of you more experienced users of the Octotrack can assist me..I've only had mine for 2 days and am not sure if there is a way araound my issue... Is there a way to save samples you record on the fly? I sampled my kaossilator on the fly so I could have a lil bass synth in the sequence I had going. I synced it to the SD card but when I went back to open the project the bass from the kaossilator was gone! Will I need to sample all of my audio and export the wav files to the audio pool to save on the octotrack and reuse later? If that's the case it would really crush work flow and being able to sample audio and save it in the machine to use later?
^^ To add to this, you will need to COPY and PASTE the saved sample into either FLEX or STATIC sample list so that when you come back to it, the sample wont be in RECORDER buffers
dataline wrote: ^^ To add to this, you will need to COPY and PASTE the saved sample into either FLEX or STATIC sample list so that when you come back to it, the sample wont be in RECORDER buffers When you power cycle after you've used the option save and automatically assign the sample will be inside the buffer unless you record on top of it.
i don't have an OT yet. I will eventually, but this seems like a huge PITA for a sampler to save what you sample on the fly. i know it's a great machine, but... really?!
Thanks for the info it's greatly appreciated...now I can start saving my samples for future mangling! Not as easy to sample and save on the fly like my SP404SX but the overall ability of the machine makesbit tolerable....not sure what you mean by PITA but yes it's a bit of a bug as is a few things about the machine but its the best and most inspiring sampler I've ever used...I hardly ever even use samples but this machine is changing my outlook on the process...it's really good