Why the fuck does this thing start looping before Im done recording the loop? Any help?

laughs in eurorack

You misspelled Arturia

Sorry i dont speak virgin

Sorry you misspelled dave smith

i-is this the uncomfy synth thread?

volcas confirm you aren't old enough to be on this website

>volcas
>not monotrons
>not even based monotribe
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>eurorack

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What if I told you that I don't care for budget mono synths going into shimmer reverbs at all?

What are yalls opinions on the volca sample? I need a drum machine and being able to upload my own kit is a big plus. 16 steps is kinda gay but there is a song mode I plan on using. Anything better for a hundred bucks?

Just get a reface cs/dx, amazing synths for the price

I’m new to this as well and want to start purchasing equipment, I need to know what’s the purpose of a sampler and can I get a device that samples and loops without paying for two separate items?

help guys

A sampler samples audio. Most samplers can loop. What kind of music are you wanting to make?

something like grimes with audio samples that repeat over synths, great framework that isnt common from what I’m familiar with

*vocal samples

By method are the vocal samples integrated in the sampler? Are computers essential to the process?

I would suggest looking into a digitakt instead if you're wanting to go hardware only.

either it's broken or you don't understand the concept of step sequencing

will look into it

m.youtube.com/watch?v=iqR6EolWARE

Will it be a one and all for accomplishing this set up?

To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Eurorack. The musicality is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of electric potential signal flow most of the complexity will go over a typical listener's head.

maybe you are trying to loop longer than the device can record? step sequencers only have a certain number of steps before it loops.

not really, unless you got a bunch of synth samples prepared you'd want at least one of those, and you'll definitely still need a mixer. a multi fx unit like she's using would be ideal too.

Yeah, both are gr8. the Microfreak is ugly as sin but has tons of potential

A Digitak, SP-404 or an MPC 1k if you want a sampling beast/daw-in-a-box should do the job

so what do I need the digiact for exactly?

thanks, no synthesizer keyboard necessary?

as the sampler /step sequencer, these things basically control everything, I would suggest trying a DAW or two before buying hardware honestly. other user also rec'd sp-404 and mpc, look into those as well. grimes is using an sp-404 if you want to copy her exactly.

thanks guys, will start to look into these suggestions

I’m only experienced with the sp303 but it’s extremely easy, simply plug in whatever you’re sampling through either line in inputs or a 1/4 input, so it could be a computer phone, guitar, piano anything you desire. Unfortunately with the influx of Jdilla faggots they are impossible to find and go for nearly 400 bucks now

You just play the samples as instruments with the pads on the MPC, i'm shure the digitak can do chromatic sampling as well. You cant with the SP series.
Electribe2s have both synth and sampler integrated, you can do short loops.
There is more expensive gear that can do all of course, the MPC Live is literally a portable DAW

I got mine for $180 bucks before the hype. The FX are the shit, but you run out of banks too fast, the SP-555 is the real deal and maybe you can find one for the same price or less, if not, a used 404 is alright