--- Bastiaan van de Werk <
Hajee@...> wrote:
> Yes, you are right about the arps, but in this case youd actually be using
> the sampler as a phrase sampler not a fully fledged one...a real sampler can
> be used to make yer own sounds (synth-like or whatever.....) whith which you
> can make new arpegios, riffs or whatever you like...In the latter situation
> your sampler would essentially be a synth (with unlimited osc's) as someone
> earlier stated..
My Yamaha EX5R, which has sampling and ROM voices and Analog Modelling has a
programmable arp built in. So I guess it really boils down to what your tools
can do and how you use them.
I'm often surprised at how good a sound can come from a sampler when it's used
to make synth type presets using samples as described above. With the A3000
filters you can come up with some very analog synth type sounds.
Cheers,
Sayer
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