Thanks for the quick response!
I have some sample packs in mind, eg old drum machines, that likely could get away with having some or all samples at a lower sample rate, eg 22050, in order to more easily fit into memory some of longer samples, but until if/when NerdSEQ can do so more natively I suppose a decent enough workaround is to just export them raw at 22050 and then trigger C-3.
(I may also soon try out bringing in some old-school Amiga tracker samples. Sorting out those sample rates for the NerdSEQ is going to be, I’ll just say, a little more involved. Should be cool, though.)
I have some sample packs in mind, eg old drum machines, that likely could get away with having some or all samples at a lower sample rate, eg 22050, in order to more easily fit into memory some of longer samples, but until if/when NerdSEQ can do so more natively I suppose a decent enough workaround is to just export them raw at 22050 and then trigger C-3.
(I may also soon try out bringing in some old-school Amiga tracker samples. Sorting out those sample rates for the NerdSEQ is going to be, I’ll just say, a little more involved. Should be cool, though.)