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Also discovered (this is probably shown in the video) - in my above example, the original loop, after slicing, is still located at slot 999. Hitting the pad repeatedly will step through all of the slices. So, you can assign that sliced sample to a single pad, use the sequencer function, and light ...

Can you map each part's volume, pan...etc.?

Can you connect USB-only MIDI controllers to its USB port?

ghostly606 wrote:270 secs total.

In mono. Half that if stereo.

So far, Korg has only mentioned transient detection method of autoslicing samples. It would be disappointing if it can't also do autoslicing by regular intervals (bars/beats).

destinationsound wrote:I am mainly wondering how many banks of pads are there on the electibe?

The MPC has 4 banks of 16, a b c d

It's just 16 parts/pads at once.

One of the limitations of the MPC sequencer is that you have to stop the sequencer constantly just to make some adjustments. I didn't know that about the MPCs, so I guess there will be some things that the Electribe can do that the MPCs can't. Yup. Both can do many things the other can't ...

All I've heard so far with the Electribe Sampler is that that it does auto-slicing by detecting transients. Hopefully it will do it by regular intervals too which is how I often prefer to chop instead of by transients. The Electribe Sampler will be more immediate to use, especially because of all ...

I'm sorry but if there is no way to take advantage of all that storage, that will be a fail IMO. I mean we're talking about what, ram of about 32-64mb? I'm not saying it will easy to access but if they don't, at very least, offer us a way to save and load backup global a that contain different ...

by the way, its not 270 sec per pattern, its 270 period. It's 270 seconds (of mono samples) total for the unit, period. Not period. The original ESX product page simply states "Maximum 285 (mono) seconds" and nothing else, but you can import samples at different rates to increase that time. If the ...

Yeah octatrack is first on my elektron list. I've watched soo many videos and lurked the elektron forum since it's unveiling. I've watched the tutorials and read the manual. I nearly bought one new a year ago but had too many other things going on to spend my money on it. But like I said, one day ...

2. So far, everything is heresay. Nobody knows if it's 270 sec. Per pattern or total, for example. It's 270 seconds (of mono samples) total for the unit, period. On Korg's website: "There can be up to a total of 999 preset and user samples, and a maximum of 270 seconds of sampling time (calculated ...

It surely is no Ocatrack, but I think it will be great. I never sampled long phrases or loops, I always concetrated on using drum samples, hits, chrods, etc. So 270s of sample time are totally fine for me. I am wondering if it is going to have a basic synth engine or not. Is that 270 seconds of PER ...

Hi, when i got it right u want your single tracks from your computer tracks and load it into the electribe 2 sampler, to perform them live. From my experience with the esx i would assume this will not be possible, because thats not what the korg samplers are made to do. What u wanna do is only ...

Kilko wrote:Update 5 - The lights beneath the Electribe only light up when a power source is connected. This means that they won't light up when running on batteries.

I hope they would let you choose to turn them off even when it is connected to a power source.

I think they already need to re-design the Volca Sampler... it doesn't look like anything can be sampled 'on-the-fly,' which limits the essential use of a sampler for free-improvisation... Hopefully they make a pretty penny on the Volca Sampler 1 and can start making the Volca Sampler 2... Volca ...