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Anyone know of a good, but inexpensive hardware audio sampler (preferably digital and with 8 tracks) that would be suitable for creating electronic music? |
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from what i hear is pretty good. i think it can do 10 samples at once. it runs a little less than 400 dollars. i'm planning on buying one myself in about a month or so after i save up some money. one warning is i've read that the knobs sometimes wear down or have problems. it's probably a better idea to get it new and take extra care of it yourself instead of buying a possible shakey used one. also, you have to transfer the samples using a smart media card. |
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