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DIGITAL SAMPLERS

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but the streetwise take the riffs straight off the old records, lay them over their latest drum machine rhythm, scratch and rap a bit, and next thing you know, there’s a hit record.  Of course, you’ve gotta use your imagination too.

What’s the best way to get into the fray?  The cheapest route is Casio’s SK-10 which lists for about $99.  It has an adequate built-in microphone and a combined RCA mic/line input for prerecorded sounds.  It’ll capture a second and a half’s worth of signal at about AM-radio quality.  Then you play the miniature keys up and down across two and a half octaves, and it squeaks out the “notes”   

Ÿ DIGITAL SAMPLER BOOKS

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