DIGITAL SOUND WAVES BY SAMPLERS

[MISS DEBBIE BROOKS]

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Hi people,

Can any one explain to me the ditigal recording of sound waves performed by Samplers and Hard disk recording Please?

Hope you all having fun.

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[JohnnyF]

Hi Debbie - There is a good explaination of sampling/samplers on the Sound on Sound Magazine website at www.sospubs.co.uk. (http://www.sospubs.co.uk.) Do a search under 'sampling' and go to the fourth result of your search, a piece entitled 'sample basics 1'. They use plain English as well, which is great - unless you're only fluent in Polish http://www.audioforums.com/forums/smile.gif

Cheers - J
Cheers

J

[MISS DEBBIE BROOKS]

Thank you J.

Deb :-))

[9MileSkid]

Originally posted by JohnnyF:
Hi Debbie - There is a good explaination of sampling/samplers on the Sound on Sound Magazine website at www.sospubs.co.uk (http://www.sospubs.co.uk). Do a search under 'sampling' and go to the fourth result of your search, a piece entitled 'sample basics 1'. They use plain English as well, which is great - unless you're only fluent in Polish http://www.audioforums.com/forums/smile.gif

Cheers - J
Cheers

J

"Once a sound has been digitally recorded (into RAM -- Read Only Memory) by your sampler, ..."

RAM is "Read Only Memory", huh? =)
I guess musicians aren't the sharpest tools in the shed. Looks like an informative article, though. Thanks, J.

-m

[JohnnyF]

Hey 9MileSkid - Bad typo that one - well spotted! Not so plain English after all http://www.audioforums.com/forums/smile.gif