I discovered this accidentally yesterday when I was recording the same patch a few times, and had rearranged the cable and recorder placement and found that I had more clicks than before I moved the recorder and cable further away and found that clicks were almost entirely eliminated for ~13 minutes of recording. I just realized yesterday that it has something to do either with the proximity of the Zoom to my modular rack or the proximity of the cable running to the Zoom to the rack. The problem I'm running into is intermittent very loud clicks and pops. I use the Zoom in stereo interface mode to record onto my iPhone (for now) as the audio source for video. For my setup, I have outs running from my modular into an old Samson Mixpad 9, and from there I run the stereo out from the Mixpad into the mic stereo input on my Zoom H6. I'm rather green but learning when it comes to recording/production, and I've run into a pesky issue with my setup, particularly when it comes to recording. Maybe this isn't the best thread for this but I was a little reticent about creating a new thread for this question. Usually with the sequencer + FX + panning etc it's easy to get short phrases that sound very much like the modular in the Digitakt so that then I have time to tweak things and fade in new sounds from the modular. Sampling it allows me to have it stored and easily recallable and not have the modular set in stone for just one sound because in a 6u you can only have so many sound sources. If it is a sort of melodic phrase for example it's cool to have it come back after a while but you don't want to have it on all the time. No I'm sampling sounds from the modular directly into the Digitakt (it's on an effect send from my mixer), so I have a little library of snippets of sounds from my sound sources (under modulation) that I can use and re-arrange in the sequencer and run at the same time or at different times. So basically you are sampling your samples, adding FX and sequencing? Forgive me if my question is dumb, but I am just trying to wrap my head around sampling and related workflow.ĭo you sample and then create sounds for later or to use in the moment?Īnyone creating a working on creating a library of sounds for later projects? If so, can you explain your workflow? Tumulishroomaroom wrote:I sample my 6u into my Digitakt, usually 33sec (max) and then use snippets that I re-arrange with the sequencer.

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