Re: Sampler Recommendations?

Jedi (jbartlet@spry.com)
Wed, 3 Sep 1997 09:08:40 -0700 (PDT)

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i personally use the emu esi32...it is not very difficult to learn the basic sampling
functions...and it has lots of cool features...[editing, panning, time spanning,
doppler, etc...] also..it uses 30 pin ram, which is very cheap right now, so you
can upgrade it through the roof for around $100....if you want something more in
depth, and don't mind spending a little extra, teh asr-10, is pretty awesome...it
has a built in sequencer, and lots of other features, and is available in rack
mount or keyboard models.....

jason

>For us musically minded ones...
>
>My friend and I are thinking of finally pooling together for a sampler. I've
>used various samplers before and I know part of it is a matter of choice but
>can anyone recommend one for us to check out and why?
>
>I know many of us have started school so consider this a homework
assignment
>;-)
>
>--Jon

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