STS 3000 on MAC?
logitech optical wheelmouse with two clickers working fine here...
only thing is, the scroll wheel doesn't work in SFP, nor does it in ableton live. ah well...
if you don't care for a 'mouse upgrade', you might also try the ALTernate key in combination with a click. but really, that's too long ago for me.
only thing is, the scroll wheel doesn't work in SFP, nor does it in ableton live. ah well...
if you don't care for a 'mouse upgrade', you might also try the ALTernate key in combination with a click. but really, that's too long ago for me.
andy
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Greetings again -
and thanks for your help and replies.
still stuck!
I have created a Program, Keygroup and Zones. Trying to drag wither .wav or .aif files into the Zones window (and every sub-window that appears as part of the Keygroup/Zones area- no luck..they bounce back)
I have read the entire manual 2X - and from pg 62 forward many times. I see how to record a sample - that is straight forward - but I still do not see anything that details the drrag and drop method...
so I appreciate any and all hints and indicators, I know this must be me not seeing something that is probably obvious
thanks again
Ed
and thanks for your help and replies.
still stuck!
I have created a Program, Keygroup and Zones. Trying to drag wither .wav or .aif files into the Zones window (and every sub-window that appears as part of the Keygroup/Zones area- no luck..they bounce back)
I have read the entire manual 2X - and from pg 62 forward many times. I see how to record a sample - that is straight forward - but I still do not see anything that details the drrag and drop method...
so I appreciate any and all hints and indicators, I know this must be me not seeing something that is probably obvious
thanks again
Ed
most probably your files don't have a suffix. before loading samples, add ".wav" to your filename. should work now.
this is just one of those mac things you need to know/live with
i haven't used STS not that often until now i must admit. this is just my experience from recording audio into ableton live, which results i then might put in a modular patch using sample player modules. ableton doesn't add suffixes (.aiff or .wav) on a mac. so when i import samples in SFP, i have to do the suffix thing.
just an aside: when using the file browser in SFP, move it close enough to the area you want to drop stuff in. in the beginning i got this annoying thing where the target device always was put to the background when moving the cursor 'with the sample your holding' over another device... don't know if activating the 'always on top' button helps here. it's been all so long, and you easily find your little workarounds without giving problems a second look.
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this is just one of those mac things you need to know/live with
i haven't used STS not that often until now i must admit. this is just my experience from recording audio into ableton live, which results i then might put in a modular patch using sample player modules. ableton doesn't add suffixes (.aiff or .wav) on a mac. so when i import samples in SFP, i have to do the suffix thing.
just an aside: when using the file browser in SFP, move it close enough to the area you want to drop stuff in. in the beginning i got this annoying thing where the target device always was put to the background when moving the cursor 'with the sample your holding' over another device... don't know if activating the 'always on top' button helps here. it's been all so long, and you easily find your little workarounds without giving problems a second look.
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thanks Andy -
the files do have the .aif and .wav suffix such as indicated in the manual.....wierd!
anyway - no big problem I do have the hardware samplers. so I am assigning this a back back way-back burner status
thanks for your time and input
Ed
p.s. does anyone ever communicate with Creamware tech support? I have sent messages but have rec'd no replies. Not a big deal though this forum is about the best tech support I could imagine and the product is well made
thanks again
ed
the files do have the .aif and .wav suffix such as indicated in the manual.....wierd!
anyway - no big problem I do have the hardware samplers. so I am assigning this a back back way-back burner status
thanks for your time and input
Ed
p.s. does anyone ever communicate with Creamware tech support? I have sent messages but have rec'd no replies. Not a big deal though this forum is about the best tech support I could imagine and the product is well made
thanks again
ed
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Hi there
By the sounds of your problem, this probably won't help, but here's what the manual has to say about it (pp42):
Using Zones
Loading Samples
To assign a sample to a zone, drag it from
the File Browser to the sample field of
the appropriate zone. The STS 3000
recognizes samples in the following file
formats:
Akai ‘S’ files
WAV files (8/16 bit, Mono/Stereo)
AIF files (8/16 bit, Mono/Stereo)
Are you dragging from the 'SFP browser' by the way? (Not sure if that makes a difference, but..?)
Hope you find a solution.
Royston
By the sounds of your problem, this probably won't help, but here's what the manual has to say about it (pp42):
Using Zones
Loading Samples
To assign a sample to a zone, drag it from
the File Browser to the sample field of
the appropriate zone. The STS 3000
recognizes samples in the following file
formats:
Akai ‘S’ files
WAV files (8/16 bit, Mono/Stereo)
AIF files (8/16 bit, Mono/Stereo)
Are you dragging from the 'SFP browser' by the way? (Not sure if that makes a difference, but..?)
Hope you find a solution.
Royston
ah - yes! The samples are 24 bit!
I assumed that the STS would be 24-bit samplers, and saw nothing to the contrary on the manual.
16 bit samples - with time stretching etc (lots of DSP) probably do not survive very well.....
regardless: thank you Andy and Royston
BTW real happy with the Pulsar II on a Mac - been using it a lot, have identified problem inducing-maneuvers (do not change SR in SCOPE unless it is the only app running) etc. Once you know the drill - it all works very well and the fidelity is (as you know) - great.
thanks again
Ed
I assumed that the STS would be 24-bit samplers, and saw nothing to the contrary on the manual.
16 bit samples - with time stretching etc (lots of DSP) probably do not survive very well.....
regardless: thank you Andy and Royston
BTW real happy with the Pulsar II on a Mac - been using it a lot, have identified problem inducing-maneuvers (do not change SR in SCOPE unless it is the only app running) etc. Once you know the drill - it all works very well and the fidelity is (as you know) - great.
thanks again
Ed
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Head scratcher: In a recent post re: using STS samplers as DTD recorders, canonball wrote, "i use for record my mix in 32bit". musurgio indicated the same thing, and nobody from the forum has said that this isn't true.
So...STS samplers record at 32-bit, but only accept 16-bit samples? Wot?
My head hurts...can somebody clarify this one?
Royston
So...STS samplers record at 32-bit, but only accept 16-bit samples? Wot?
My head hurts...can somebody clarify this one?
Royston
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Another small addition... The samples should be without headers like the ones SX uses for their 'Broadcast' waves. These headers are for wav files what the tags are for mp3's, they include user info of the file and dont contain audio. STS doesn't recognise the files with headers.
My 2 cents - I'm not much experienced with the STS samplers.
My 2 cents - I'm not much experienced with the STS samplers.