The reason its that way is because before you assign it to the keys or pads, its letting you hear it at the normal speed you sampled it at. By assiging it to the keys, the pitch changes depending on what key you hit. If you assign it to one of the pads, you can "tempo sync" it or let it play at the same tempo it is no matter what the tempo is..
Real Hip Hop isn't Dead!!!!!
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Gear List...
M-Powered 7 w/ Project Mix I/O, Fantom X7, Korg MS200BR, EMU Xboard49 w/ Proteus X and Mo' Phatt, Shure KSM44 and SM58, Dell Inspirion 6000 w/ 1.6GHZ, 2GB ram....
Real Hip Hop isn't Dead!!!!!
www.myspace.com/mr_layz
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=251997
Gear List...
M-Powered 7 w/ Project Mix I/O, Fantom X7, Korg MS200BR, EMU Xboard49 w/ Proteus X and Mo' Phatt, Shure KSM44 and SM58, Dell Inspirion 6000 w/ 1.6GHZ, 2GB ram....
