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Originally posted by Eugene If you get a keyboard/synth sample from somewhere, is it standard practice to "warp" that single sample to get other notes?

I believe people who use samples professionally (and aren't trying to get some specific effect) use many samples for different pitches. They may even use one per note. Different instruments will have different amounts of timbre variation between notes.

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Yes but it will sound terrible if you change the pitch of one sample, and get the melody that way It won't sound like a normal keyboard melody. You're supposed to draw the melody line using a single kind of sound, like Fruity's built-in synth instruments! But they sound horrible...

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can some1 answer our question? If you get a keyboard/synth sample from somewhere, is it standard practice to "warp" that single sample to get other notes? Or should you get use a MIDI or software keyboard to create melodies?

Why don't you go find out what a sampler actually does before you start begging for warez? It makes your pitifulness even more pitiful.