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But let's say the song is at 130bpm, and I record it that tempo, which I have, when I bring it into acid and set the master tempo to 130bpm, the sample is much faster...:confused:

At what tempo should you record samples for acid so that they are accurately controlled by the master tempo?

I like the sounds better, the user interface seems more intuitive and it's cooler looking.:D

I've played with them both in a limited capacity, and I'm more impressed by the motif.

I think it would be cool to do that with all styles.

That article makes no mention of the es series. I would guess it was written before their release. It also reads like the problem is indeed a motif rack problem and not a motif problem... They're pretty much completely different machines as the function chart illustrates. Good info for anyone...

I'm not completely sure, but I think that might be something you have to set on your controller rather than the module or patch.

Re: yamaha motif ES6 That is a bad ass keyboard.

$2500 will buy 90% of the keyboards on the market. Do you have a music store anywhere near to check out different models? What are your needs? Sampling? Sequencing? Or just sounds? For metal/industrial a virtual analog synth would be good.

I don't know how to reset it, but you might call one of these numbers... PRODUCT MANUALS Roland does not make Product Manuals available electronically at this time. To order a printed manual, please contact our Customer Service department at 1-323-890-3700 between the hours of 8:30am and...

Well... There you have it.

What model is the dell? Inspiron or lattitude?

3d smax is $3500 by itself...

Make sure the korg and drum machine are set to the same midi channel, and set the zoom's midi clock to ext (external) so that it may recieve the clock signal from the korg.

All samplers do that. Check out the akai mpc series.

Save a few more bucks and get the Klipsch promedia system.

Korg micro...

If I were you I'd use pedals instead. They are cheaper, smaller and will give much more flexibility than an eq. You could pretty easily create a crude synth with your white noise being fed through a couple of pedals, like a filter pedal and a wah pedal... It might actually make some cool sounds...

With your budget, I'd say a cd is the way to go. White noise is easy to come by. I have tons of it... And pink noise, and pretty much every other kind of noise too. Just about any va synth will produce white noise.

LMAO:D