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AKAI FORCE: How To Get A Clean Loop In Autosampler .. SnowMetal 2022

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I've seen many requests in forums and in Facebook groups regarding the futility of trying to create a proper crossfaded loop point using the Autosampler on the Force. I think I have a usable solution, and I demonstrate it here. I love you all! You are valuable.. don't forget. :)

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8 Comments

@dreamstaticsounds 3 years ago

Fantastic! I had been using 5,000 samples and getting decent results but for whatever reason I was worried I would hit a ceiling and never tried doing more. Very nice!

@Noise-Conductor 3 years ago

Until I can find an 32 input (or two 16 input that can be linked) audio interface that works for the Force I'll be doing a lot of auto-sampling so this tip is golden. Thanks for sharing!

@synkuk 4 years ago

VERY cool thankyou for posting

@awkwardtom 3 years ago

Yep 40k all the way for them smooth loops worked for me cheers dude😊

@Romenet310 4 years ago

Thanks for the video. I will see if that looping setting helps me in some more complex synths. The skipping notes drives me INSANE and I can only guess it’s a bug.

@vaudronphilippe5415 3 years ago

Good work and good job and you can do a super patch with multi layers in your key group (4 layers)
😊
But il you have ableton live 11 its easy to manipulate and transform sample ! I love that too ❤
See you later

@wul01 1 year ago

I use 44100 works everytime ….wonder where I got that number from.😉

@kev1n726 4 years ago

That's nice. How do I get my Force to talk to my laptop/DAW in order to do this? Do I need some sort of USB MIDI device connected to laptop? And which do you recommend? I don't need lots of connections. It would just be for this really.