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I think if you search for 'EIC' they will all pop up in the search part of the browser.

In fact there is something about Simpler that I wish was in Sampler...been a while since i used either as samplers in the strictest sense but I think it was that the loop start point can't be automated or mapped in Sampler where as it can in Simpler. something like that? Either way, I think they bot...

Actually reading through...I now feel I need more than one set of headphones... 8O I don't. :D Dont blame me! :) I first got AKG240 ages ago, then needed an extra set for vocalists and instrumentalists to use (isolating and have a cutoff switch to stop bleed) and as a second set for other things an...

not native though...a much sought after feature that.

You'd notice if the input your are using is not hi-z. If the signal you are getting into your DAW is strong, I wouldn't worry to much about it. Your 'instrument level' switch is doing the job for you.

Actually reading through...I now feel I need more than one set of headphones...

I don't.

Time stretching samples in Sampler is not native though...explain the stretch methods please.

Many different interpretations.

I always prefer type 2 on my music, I chose that by rendering 3 versioj using the 3 pow-r noise shaping dither types and asking some listeners. general consensus that drums seemed better defined with type 2...but frankly I couldnt hear much difference myself...

Sounds like you were in the zone, nice.

You can change the root note to get the sample to fit the actual note, yes.

You cannot preserve the length of the sample as you change pitch in Live, no.

I think the simple asnwer is that consumer headphones are designed to flatter the music, but their actual success in doing that varies greatly usually depending on how much you paid for them. For studio and monitoring use I think its subjective. I guess most people wouldnt buy more than one paid of ...

Then you missed this thread Captain J.

http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=157114

I don't use a step sequencer but the damn thing rocks in the studio, I love producing with it.

tbh, if you didnt take advantage of the £12 Studio One Artist offer during Namm you only have yourselves to blame.

ah, OK. I think the main thing to get your head around is the use of the multimic kits in session drums. Once you get your head round them they can be good fun, but you can spend a lot of time fiddling...