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RE-sampling?

RE-sampling?

28 Apr 2008, 11:44
Hi everyone!

I'm pretty new to the synth scene, and had a question about recording. I've had my Juno-G for about a year, and have been messing around recording songs to its internal memory. Now I'm trying to export those songs to my computer. I've seen a couple things online about "re-sampling". As I understand it, you basically record an audio track, but instead of the input being a mic or guitar or whatever that you hook into the synth, the input is the pre-recorded tracks stored in the synth itself. Is that right? Does anyone have any experience with this? I assume you can just save the song as a wav file and use the USB connectors to copy it over to the computer..? Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Max

Re: RE-sampling?

28 Apr 2008, 12:22
Yes, in resampling mode you are recording the Juno-G's output into an audio track, with no quality losses. Make sure you have enough RAM and card space to resample your song and save as an audio file, 1 minute of stereo audio takes about 10 MB.

Re: RE-sampling?

28 Apr 2008, 12:25
yes, you are correct. for the juno-g, in order to turn a song, a sound, a phrase, etc. into a .wav file, it must be played in its entirety and sampled. then you save it properly ("with samples").
then, you access the board via usb and navigate to the sampes folder. you should see your .wav files there.
good luck

Transfer song

13 May 2008, 08:41
what if i don't have enough RAM i got like 4 minutes song it wouldn't fit in..any possibility to transfer my song in fantom x to computer?

Re: RE-sampling?

13 May 2008, 08:46
No it's not possible to fit more data than the size of the memory.

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