I have a Motif Classic with 64 mgs of RAM installed.  I have an EMU B3 module that has two really nice B3 sounds that I want to sample.  I have sampled it on my Korg M3, and want to sample it on the Classic as well.  On the M3 I created a multisample where I sampled a note and use it for a 4 or 5 note range.  So if I do 12 to 13 samples, I have covered a 61 note range and have maintained the tonal characteristics of the organ sounds better since I have sampled multiple times.  Does it work like this on the MO Classic?  Don’t get me wrong, I like both instruments for different reasons, but I am concerned that I will get a funny sounding sample if a use a single sample for the whole 61 note range.  It sounds great on the M3 (I know it’s newer and more money), so I am hoping that I can do the same sort of thing on the MO.  Since all I want to do is sample two different organ settings (one with and one without vibrato), I can do really long samples so that the looping isn’t noticeable.  Can I do this or am I getting this all wrong?

Thanks!

Re: Questions about multisamples

For information on creating voices from samples, see the Voices: Creating a User Voice From Sample Waveforms entry from the MoPedia (the perpetually broken Motifator Wiki ).

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Re: Questions about multisamples

Thanks, Brad!

That helps a lot!