OK, Iām helplessly forgiving so I watched that first videoā¦
It seems your combining different peoples suggestions so itās a bit confusing as I said, I donāt know what youāve done previously to the point where the video startedā¦ In many cases thatās not necessary but when thereās a lot of confusion involved it helps to know exactly everything that has been done.
You did record a sample and unless you had the mixer dir up for AB, you were actually playing it back in real time as it was recording and then it loopedā¦
You didnāt use the one shot method so you had to remove the trig, this is not necessary with a one shot (or manual sampling or pickup sampling, the other methods). One shot is explained in my previous instructions.
The qpl and qrec are for manual sampling and pickup sampling so no need to use them for this method. The lights lighting up when you pressed the recorder trig are your input recording selection for that trig. Since only AB was used and you had made no CD or Src3 settings all of them lit up meaning it was enabled for all of them which is OK since only AB had a setting and the others were blank.
Thereās no need to set the mode (one/one2/hold) because thatās for manual sampling.
The triangle pointer running across the bottom of the bar in the recorder setup showed that it was playing, and the play triangle on flex1. When you put in the recorder trig you could see the triangle pointer run across the top which means it was recording, and there was one at the bottom too which means it was playing back the sample at the same timeā¦
Thereās no need to go into the list and press func+play to hear the sample, it was playing on the flex track and thatās how you were hearing it. Again unless you had gone into the mixer and turned up dir for AB, what you were hearing the entire time was the sample from the OT. You will hear it as its recording and then youāll still hear it after you remove the recorder trig to stop recordingā¦ That is because you assigned recorder buffer one to the flex machine so it will play the samples captured from recorder 1.
You were hearing the recording played from ram but if you really wanted to save it youād use āsave and assign to free flexā, give it a name, and then on that track or another track youād go to the sample list again like you did to set to recording1, and find the name you choose in the flex sample list and highlight and press enterā¦
Again thatās only if you want the sample permanently saved as part of the project. The sample buffers (recording1 in this case) will remain until you power off as you are accessing the recording in ramā¦
Some progress was made and you definitely recorded a sample and had it playing back on the flex track, and I believe you were monitoring the recording in real time.
