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need a good sampling solution!

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  • 15-01-2011 6:23pm
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    ElSeano93
    Registered Users Posts: 100 ✭✭


    I need a sampler that can sample multiple inputs, e.g my synth, guitar and microphone all plugged in to one sampling/looping unit, and alter samples I play back on my computer as well. I was looking at the electribe esx1 and they'd be along the lines of what i'd go for, but i'm not sure if they're able to do what i need, and i'm not too into getting a boss loop station, I need good control over playing back, overdubbing etc. and would preferably be able to sequence the samples too, can someone please recommend a good sampling/sequencing device for me? or what kinda equipment would i need to have this setup? thanks,
    Seán.


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    seannash
    Registered Users Posts: 5,672 ✭✭✭seannash


    would a laptop do it?


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    Doge
    Registered Users Posts: 9,017 ✭✭✭Doge


    ElSeano93 wrote: »
    I need a sampler that can sample multiple inputs, e.g my synth, guitar and microphone all plugged in to one sampling/looping unit, and alter samples I play back on my computer as well. I was looking at the electribe esx1 and they'd be along the lines of what i'd go for, but i'm not sure if they're able to do what i need, and i'm not too into getting a boss loop station, I need good control over playing back, overdubbing etc. and would preferably be able to sequence the samples too, can someone please recommend a good sampling/sequencing device for me? or what kinda equipment would i need to have this setup? thanks,
    Seán.

    If you're looking to use something for live use, then the Kaoss Pad is probably the most user friendly and effective.

    With the ESX you could only load in pre-recorded samples, and them sequence them really.

    I think maybe an MPC would be more along the lines of what you're looking for,
    they're great for recording linear audio.


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