Your experience with loops and samples?

[Tronhjem]

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Hi

Long time lurker, but this is my first profile because I don’t really post.
I wanted to ask for you help with something, but I’m not trying to sell you anything or other evil intentions!

For my “real” job I’m part of a team where we are running research into the use and problems with loop libraries/ services. We’ve made this small survey, no answers will be published to the world, and it takes less than 5 min of your time. Basically we just want to know a little bit more about peoples experience with using loops/samples/one-shots.
If you should chose to leave your email for us, we can reward with some sample packs.
I hope you have time to help us with this, it’s really to be able, in the future, provide you with better experiences in loop search!

Link to the survey is here: its just to a google form.
https://forms.gle/hpetxgxeV8sad2kX9 (https://forms.gle/hpetxgxeV8sad2kX9)

And Merry Christmas!

/Christian

[lwj]

Where is this "real" job? CIA, NSA, Lagos?

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... I’m part of a team where we are running research into the use and problems with loop libraries/ services.

Christian: I have experienced that loops and one-shot samples are not beneficial and
productive. Often they just can't be used at all!

What can be used are "multisample instruments"! That are acoustic intruments or
synthesizer which can be played from a keyboard . That are instruments which
are assigned to the keyboard - note for note!

So loops and one-shot samples are not a good idea at all! In a music production
"multisample instruments" are much more fruitful and utile!

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[Trensharo]

... I’m part of a team where we are running research into the use and problems with loop libraries/ services.

Christian: I have experienced that loops and one-shot samples are not beneficial and
productive. Often they just can't be used at all!

What can be used are "multisample instruments"! That are acoustic intruments or
synthesizer which can be played from a keyboard . That are instruments which
are assigned to the keyboard - note for note!

So loops and one-shot samples are not a good idea at all! In a music production
"multisample instruments" are much more fruitful and utile!

No.

Just No.

The only thing I'll say is that I prefer dry samples. That way, I can mix them in better.

But generally, you're wrong... But I don't have to say that. The market has already proven that.

Let's not conflate opinion with fact.