In that case get an Akai S950, you can dial in the character with variable sample rates. The S1100 will basically give you back exactly what you put in. --- Marco Barcena <digitailslide@...> wrote: > Thanks for the feedback. I'll try to be more > specific about how I plan to > use the new sampler and maybe that way I can get > more suggestions: > > I will be sequencing on Sonar SX3. > > I have an RME Multiface II as an audio interface, > which has very good > converters (so this way you know I'm not really > shooting for precise audio > duplication from a sampler, but warmth and character > instead) > > I will be strictly sampling into the sampler and not > using any pre-made > samples. > > I will sample mostly from vinyl > > As can probably tell from my setup, I'm mostly > looking for a sampler that > will add some character to my samples. I personally > think that the ASR-10 > is a little overrated and overpriced. I know the > ASR-10 definately colors > your samples but I want to know if and how much the > S1100 will color my > samples and if it is a nice warm sound. > > The sound I'm shooting for can best be described as > a Warm Hi-Fi > representation of my Lo-Fi vynil samples and the > effects I will also add to > them. > > So, what do you guys think? > > > > >From: Mike Wolak <mikewolak@...> > >Reply-To: akaiS1000S1100Samplers@yahoogroups.com > >To: akaiS1000S1100Samplers@yahoogroups.com > >Subject: Re: [akaiS1000S1100Samplers] Tell me how > the S1100 sounds > >Date: Wed, 10 May 2006 07:30:23 -0700 (PDT) > > > >I agree with Ben. Additionally, having both the ASR > >and the S1100, I use the ASR for "creative" > sampling > >and the S1100 for more of a sample bank as it is > >easier to navigate through the directory structure. > >Also, the S1100 supports 16 channel multitimbrality > ( > >not sure if that's a real word or not ) while the > ASR > >only supports 8. If you will be dealing with large > >banks the S1100 supports 32MB of sample ram while > the > >ASR only supports 16MB. Lastly, it's important to > >mention that with the latest OS , the S1100 can > also > >work as a 2 track audio recorder. > > > >As far as sound goes, the S1100 seems to have more > >true to life D/A converters while the ASR-10 seems > to > >sweeten the sound which give it a distinct presence > in > >a mix. Some of the efx on the ASR simply crank so > you > >better have a lot of headroom on your mixer. > > > > > >Mike > >--- Ben Clark Jr <benfclark@...> wrote: > > > > > Hey > > > > > > It depends on your application of the sampler > and > > > how you plan to use it. > > > > > > From a standpoint of support and sample library > the > > > S1100 might be best. > > > It should allow you to do SCSI Sample dumps from > > > your PC or MAC. (Lot faster then the 4bit MIDI > > > transfer rate). Editing features would probably > be > > > in favor of the S1100. > > > > > > Support ?? Ensoniq was acquired by Creative Labs > so > > > you won't see any > > > additional products or updates. > > > Now the ASR-10 comes in a keyboard format so > that > > > might be a plus for you. > > > The ASR also comes with a built in 16 track > > > sequencer and a 2 track audio > > > recorder. The ASR will automatically span your > > > sample across the keyboard. > > > It may not have as many editng features as the > AKAI > > > but you might find it easier to use. The ASR has > a > > > phat factory set of basses. > > > > > > In summary you can't go wrong with either one. > If > > > you are just starting out I would > > > get the ASR because it gives you the sequencer, > > > Sampler & recorder. If you already got a MPC > then > > > the S1100 might be all you need. > > > > > > > > > Hope this helps > > > > > > > > > brainztain <digitailslide@...> wrote: > Hey > > > > > > Can you guys describe to me how the s1100 > sounds? > > > > > > Also, I'm trying to make my mind up about > buying > > > this sampler vs. the > > > ASR-10, so if there are any of you out there > who > > > know how these two > > > compare sound-wise or in any other non-obvious > way, > > > please let me know. > > > > > > Thanks! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > SPONSORED LINKS > > > > > > Sampler > > > Electronic instrument > > > Synthesizer music > > > Akai > > > samplers > > > Electronic music > > > Music sampler > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > > YAHOO! 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Re: [akaiS1000S1100Samplers] Tell me how the S1100 sounds
2006-05-10 by Mike Wolak
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