Is het manual te moeilijk? daar moet je al die info uit kunnen halen.
wat ik iig weet is dat je met variphrase technology aan bijna 1 sample genoeg hebt om over je hele toetsendek 'uit te smeren'.
Wat Steven V al zei, waarschijnlijk is de VP9000 niet gemaakt voor dit soort dingen; ze noemen het zelf een Variphrase
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En trouwens, dit stukje text zegt genoeg:
So is it a sampler or your favorite loop-based application in a box? People seem a little bit confused about who and what the Roland VP-9000 Variphrase Processor is for, though everyone seems pretty convinced that it's the next big thing. (It recently scored an EM Editors' Choice Award for Most Innovative Product.) The VP-9000, intended for professional producers, engineers and especially remixers, delivers the features and creative flexibility that we've all wished for from our samplers and DAWs.
Though the VP-9000's pitch, time and formant control features are available as separate pieces of software for a fraction of the cost, the Roland unit packs all these features in one box, conveniently behind a few knobs and allows you to audition them in real time (which no software can presently do). The interface gives users a quick and creative way of tweaking and remixing elements of audio that would normally bog down computers and throw a wrench in the creative process.
Roland's advertising pitch of “Elastic Audio” isn't too far off: The VP-9000 allows you to match the tempo of different samples and add swing to stiff rhythms, and the unit also provides real-time, independent pitch, time and formant control. The VP-9000 is not, however, an all-purpose sampler; the six-voice polyphony, the loading time and the output architecture do not compare with the features of the E-mu and Akai units. But the powerful, sample-based processor will allow you to create fresh sound designs that you can send right to multitrack.
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Ik vind dat je dit eigenlijk had kunnen weten
voordat je hem aanschafte IMO
bovenstaand heb ik gevonden door gewoon 'variphrase' in te typen op google...
