S3000XL - How to make a chop program

Its fairly easy to make a chop program for slices of a sample.
Here I take 3 samples, normalise and trim, create 3 keygroups with a constant pitch and define the key span for each chop.

[@trippymchippy8586]

Somehow, the more effort we once had to put in to achieving something wonderful made it extra wonderful. Kinda like the days of the independant video rental shop. Or maybe I'm just old and nostalgic.

[@brookiemakesmusic]

It's true. Working with old machines makes my choices more considered - my samples more heavily curated. It also helps me commit to ideas. I think the process helps to form the results and there's value in this process.

[@bigjerkface78]

I just got one of these bad boys, thank you for showing me how to do this.

[@AndrewJohnClive]

Thanks man!❤

[@shermLarock]

This is pretty much exactly how I use my S30000 XL. When I want to go lofi. I bring it down to around 26k. Then spdif out to my interface . You can get alot of different character out of this machine.

[@acselmendozasalazar9536]

Thanks!👌🏻😄😄

[@edglue6138]

What a machine

[@amonster8mymother]

I have one.

[@noras1987]

Thanks for this tutorial! I'm learning how to use my CD3000XL and this vid helps me! THX!

[@Tony_Anthemz]

mine will be here next week ... just scored a used one in mint condition ... does it have a gritty sound to it like the 90s?

[@ghostnotebeats]

Where u get that screen? Want to upgrade mine

[@TheBizzyBScience]

it looks like an led screen ( ebay )

[@justletmesigninokthx]

It was from a guy on ebay. There are cheap backlights (about £25), but this was different - I think he called it a black LED screen for about £120 expensive but well worth it.

[@rooseveltmitchell3783]

😂 ᑭᖇOᗰOᔕᗰ

[@acselmendozasalazar9536]

Thanks!👌🏻😄😄