Southern COmfort-


Yes, I am a newbie to SAMPLING.

"Arvon 45... the Liar.."


Nice one Southern. Real cool.....

"Hey, Arvon45..
I know that you haven't bought the scsi board for Triton yet.. Otherwise, you hadn't asked about it on the Tritonica discussion board.."


Nope. Haven't bought it yet.

"How could you load a sample to your Triton without the scsi board?... Using floppy disc?
Where did you save the xp samples? In your computer?
What a liar...."

Yep. I got 5 XP samples in .wav format from the web, stored them on my hard drive, and then copied them to floppy, and then to my Triton. Each xp sample took up less than one disk. I had to use 4 discs for the 5 sounds.
I then added effects to the samples, making them sound even better.

And don't call me a LIAR, PUNK. Sampling with the floppies is no big deal. The only problem with it is it takes longer to load and dealing with all those floppies can be annoying. But the TRitons sampler is fully usebale with the floppy drive.

\\According to your post on Tritonica, you don't know how to use a sampler and even what it is..
Please, don't give a bad name to other Triton users.\\


I know what it is now. My previous synths didn't have one, so I am still learning. BUT I know enough to import samples licket-split and to sample and play basic sounds.

Oh, and Southern---Was there one thing I said in my post that was in error? I don't think so. So bug off.