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HelloListener 2 months ago
hola hemicube yo compre la version de 0.99 $ tambien es buena y que cosas no tiene que la version de 4.99 $. ¿me pierdo de mucho?
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Hi I bought the version hemicube of $ 0.99 is also good and that things do not have that version of $ 4.99. "I miss much?
OMGSWANTON 9 months ago
Ive never actually seen even once in any of your videos HOW TO actually RECORD a sample. What you can only use the prerecorded samples? Than thats NOT A SAMPLER !!! I asked you this question a couple times and you never responded ! " OOH OH ITS SO GREAT ! " What am i expected to join the jasuto cult (aka "forum") to get an answer ? I didnt want too leave negative comments ,but Im pissed that you never even gave me a response to my simple question !!! REPEAT HOW DO YOU RECORD SAMPLE?
redbirdsaraceno 1 year ago
The grain functionality looks very dynamic.
ErikKiliam 1 year ago
The ability to reverse backmask at your own tempo the sounds is sick:)
I either need more videos or a pdf manual since I am clearly not maxing out the apps (original and Pro) even though I really get it:)
wysiwysell 1 year ago
I am very impressed at the powerful functionality you've put in the waveform editor, a lot of stuff I've missed from Bhajis, plus some new stuff it never could do in the first place.
(The Bhajis comparisons are intended as a compliment, I should add. That program was amazing!)
Will you be elaborating on the mechanism that will be used to put samples on the iPhone? I'm hoping it'll be easier than beatmaker's....thing *shudder*
Korgmeister 2 years ago
@Korgmeister Jasuto Pro comes with a builtin FTP server, so you can use your Explorer/Finder to drag and drop files to and from the device.
hemicube 2 years ago
Bloody hell, that's some powerful functionality to include in there, not that I'm complaining one bit.
So I'm given to understand it'll be browseable as a network drive from within Windows Explorer. Is that correct? I must admit I wasn't successful at convincing my router to actually establish a LAN, but that was with XP. I might have more luck now I'm using Vista.
Korgmeister 2 years ago
WANT
Pighood 2 years ago