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wow, thanks. i dont understand half of that but im sure that post will be extremely helpful to me soon.

as far as compact flash cards go, you should definitely install one internally... they can be a pain in the ass to set up but its worth it in the end and theres a lot of support in the community (amiga forums, etc). personally these are the flash cards i use (internally): http://www.logicsupply.com/components/s … f4000xi4g/

and these adapters: http://www.dx.com/p/compactflash-cf-car … 3gRR3YSumw

but if you dont wanna fuck with crap too much i bet these are fine and easy to set up:
http://amigakit.leamancomputing.com/cat … cts_id=883

ive ordered from amigakit before, they are great and relatively quick

you will still want a way to transfer files from your pc to amiga though.... pcmcia compact flash is easiest (with fat95, etc) but you still need a
compatible CF card and compatible CF adapter...

as far as the problems sampling... i had a weird problem once too and thought something was fried but i forget what i did to fix it:
http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/5207/ … nt-sample/

and as far as the plugins for octamed... i abandon that for a while, but i've rewritten all of them (and some new) in AmigaE... they are much faster and much better than the arexx versions... they arent completely done but i expect they will be sometime soonish, at which point i may have a few people help test them before releasing them...

in the meantime if you really want the resample plug you can have a command line version of it here: http://dirtybomb.tk/timebomb_cli_01b1.zip

the E versions require the NSM patched version of octamed ss (included)... no other version of octamed will work...

contents of the zip:

-> nsmport - communicates with octamed. it must be run before octamed
-> OctaMED_NSM - the nsm patched version of octamed
-> Run_NSM - just a script that runs everything for you. you can run all of these things from the command line yourself if you have problems running it:

RexxMast >NIL:
Run >NIL: nsmport
Run >NIL: OctaMED_NSM

-> timebomb_cli - the command line version of timebomb. there is a gui version but it will be released as part of a package with the others

easiest thing to do is just copy all of those files to your octamed ss folder and 2x click run_nsm... then open a dos shell from octamed...

i cant stand writing documentation, but there are some examples by running timebomb_cli ? and a video below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xfcXXLKY4M

oh, and if anyone is good at assembly it would be rad to make a new patch for octamed that doesn't require nsmport...

yeah i was thinking of hexadecis vid!

I was calling for a tutorial, not saying id seen one. anyway thanks for the info that systmcrsh has done one!

i occasionally stalk these conversations but im honestly having so much fucking fun in my life right now that... anyway ive been meaning to post something useful here ill try in the next day or so

lucky ; 3 ;

Ah yes, of course! I use them often.

No haha, you tried to help me with the floppy situation.
I honestly think that its just the ones I've bought.
link 2 zee plugins

What's up with your CF again? Did I try helping or was I a dick?

Which tool was that?

I really wish I could get CF working so I could use that nifty ReSample tool.

Or this vid from hexadeci:

While I have coded Arexx to work for me, I've never done a tutorial. You might be thinking of systmcrsh?

uhhh tutorial? where!?

ive not seen reference to the same brand of sampler for the atari ST, and it came bundled with an amiga. Im certain it is indeed an amiga one.
By Octamed 1 I dont mean MED but a 1.x version of Octamed (came free on a coverdisk amiga format, "92 era)

Haha yes it can be confusing. Its taken me three years of indifferent fiddling to get where I am! But now have the bug.

See I hear this Octamed vs Protracker debate a lot. Why is Octamed obviously superior? Other than that amazing Arexx breakcore coding shit Ive seen from you (tutorial! Thats was incredible!)

Also, you may want to open the sampler and check for any glaring errors/solder jobs.