So with this can you take an SD card with wavs, load them into the machine and then assign those wavs from the card to the ABCD buttons to trigger?
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Absolutely. I have not yet done that myself. But I have seen it done in a tutorial video. Only thing is the sample buttons only hold up to 16 beats.
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One of my favorite things about the SansaDisk. Yes, you can load music onto either the main memory or a micro-SD card, get a splitter cord from Radio Shack, plug one end into the headphone output jack on the SansaDisk and the two ends into the stereo input plugs in your receiver. Works like a charm, but you do need to turn up the volume on the SansaDisk.
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Paul, If you are asking if a raw sound file (like .wav) can be directly triggered from the pads, the answer is no. The pads can send out midi commands - so if you had the Minilab controlling some software that has, say a scream or an explosion or various sounds associated with notes on a keyboard, you could program the pads to trigger these. Hope this helps.
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Yes, definitely. It offers you the option of either music stored on the SD card, or a chime built into the player itself. I personally tested this myself. Curiously, it doesn't allow you to use the radio for the alarm function.
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I am having problems getting songs to load from Windows Media to this card. Is there some sort of conversion needed to have this work in my Sansa Fuze?
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Nope-but SD cards have come down in price. Try to get a fast one like Class 10 to speed up the processing.
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My computer's SD Card reader physically broke, so I was utilizing the cord. There is a known bug. You can find Microsoft knowledge base articles about it.To answer your question, you should be able to do it either way.
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yes and no, it's strictly a drum controller, doesn't have any on-board memory to store sounds, it does come with preset mapping for whichever program you use it with
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No. And, I can't get mine to play ANY mp3 on sd card or usb stick. May be operator error, a fluke or whatever - but now it's my fluke :-(.
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Yes. Use the export function on the unit. You can pick each track you want to export to the SD card and it will make a separate wav file for each track. Once this is done I power down the Tascam, remove the SD card and pop it into the slot on my laptop. Open up my software ( I use Ableton ) and import each wav file into a track in Ableton. Now I can edit each track and master it on the laptop for final.
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I don't think the capacity of the SD card matters. I've never played wav format on this, only mp3, so I wouldn't know that. Sorry
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Manual duzna say==only on p 15 one reads "insert the SD card into the slot" Haven't used this feature, but card hasta be small...BONNE CHANCE
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Yes, you can load your own sounds from an SD card (I don't own the device, but they demonstrate it in this review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF38DrK5Rl8)
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There may be other ways, but I'd simply burn a CD from iTunes and then rip it to create the MP3 files a copy them to the SD.
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When I use an SD card, I have the same issue. I believe its because there's no lead-in on an mp3 file. I want to check if Audacity can add a lead-in to mp3 files, but haven't gotten to it yet.
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Yes you can, however the music files need to be in .acc format. The easiest and perhaps most common way to do this is to format them using iTunes. Copy and paste those files in a separate folder for easier management then import them to the DSi. Just remember you need to do this by inserting the memory card inside a computer first. Hope this helps.
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You can set the PR-D8 to record in EITHER WMA OR mp3. However, it won't record in Apple's proprietary m4a format. If needed, you can use iTunes or some other program to convert to m4a. I suggest that you download a .pdf copy of its manual at the Sangean website before you buy. (I liked mine enough to buy a second unit.) I find it easier to organize/ the music files on the SD card with a laptop than the slightly clunky built-in PR-D8 interface.