Re:Sample looping

Hi Patrick,

>Drew, as I say, I'm not sure if I understood you correctly, but some
>samplers (eg., Roland S770 series, Akai S1000 series) keep sample
>looping parameters in ROM. On the Roland, for example, up to 512
>samples (ie, the total number of samples that can be loaded at one
>time) can be looped any which way you like and it will make no
>difference at all to the amount of RAM that is available. I'm sorry,
>I can't tell you if this is the same on the EMU units, but I suspect
>that, on these, as you say, looping may eat into RAM.

Whoops, I say potato & you said tomato ! I wasn't refering to
looping eating into RAM. I was speaking (so to speak) without regard to
RAM usage.

What I was trying to say is don't bother using looping just
to conserve RAM because of the tedium involved.Use looping for
sustain if you like, but doing it to conserve RAM ,for thousands of wee
samples....
Is there a doctor in the house !?

About the E-mu thingies, I was refering to their sample playback
synths, like the Proteus,etc. Not the samplers !


Later,
Drew