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Blocs Wave Sampling Pocket Operator – haQ attaQ 136
In this tutorial I am sampling loops from Pocket Operator Robot (PO-28) and Pocket Operator Sub (PO-14) straight into Blocs Wave by Novation.
Since Blocs wave features a system when it comes to Root-key’s and BPM’s of loops. It’s important to properly edit the attributes of the audio you import. That way, your material will fit into the sound library system.
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Great video Jakob!
"...and he's SLEEPING (smile)!!"
HAHAHAHA! @jakoB_haQ
You said 'I know the key is D' - but the Pocket Operators do not play sharps or flats- so how can this be?
Just C/G major? Really?
Edit: if there is a transpose you don't need flats and sharps. It will transpose the mode within its intervals anyway.
Yes really......a bit strange to be sure... but very true- so I think it's only in the key of C or A minor that you can have. I tend to stay away from transposing if I can- it usually always confuses me
On the sub one of the effects is to raise the step by a tone so you can add sharps at the expense of an effect.
@robosardine Since I never really know what key I'm in I might be wrong. I'm really bad with scales and chords.
All I can say is when putting in notes I've used "d" a lot.