Emax

It sounds like the Room where the sample is recorded.

  BTW: a good method to check for residues of the valuable bits in a 
sample; is to reverse the sample - in the analog department if I 
remember correctly there is two ways to reverse a sample, digital module 
and somewhere in the analog department that makes it non permanent.  By 
reverseing the sound you can hear if there is unneeded bits in the end.


On 05-07-2014 05:07, bry_204@... [emax] wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> Just wondering if this high pitched noise a the end of this sample is 
> normal? I've noticed if I shorten the length of the MIDI note, the 
> noise will go away. It's like it's some kind of high pitched noise 
> that gets triggered after the same is finished playing. If the key is 
> held down, you hear the noise.
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> I've attached both versions with the longer notes, and shorter.
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> https://www.dropbox.com/s/xr3bcyg7tfisci6/909HH_D1V1_Emax_31kHz.wav
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> https://www.dropbox.com/s/ p8hyskae17i69yw/909HH_D1V1_ 
> Emax_31kHz-1.wav 
> <https://www.dropbox.com/s/p8hyskae17i69yw/909HH_D1V1_Emax_31kHz-1.wav>
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