Sampler

SampleStack supported

4ms

A versatile sample player and recorder with color-coded banks and cue point support.

Format

Eurorack, 12 HP

Sample Rate

Up to 96 kHz

Bit Depth

Up to 32-bit stereo WAV

Channels

Mono or Stereo

File Formats

WAV

Storage

MicroSD card (ships with 16 GB); up to 600 samples (60 banks x 10)

Features

  • Recording capability (split large files into 4 GB segments)
  • 1V/oct pitch control
  • Start position, length, reverse button/jack
  • End Out jack

Folder Structure

microSD Root/
├── _STS.system/
│   └── settings.txt
├── Blue - Frooty Loops/
│   ├── sample01.wav
│   └── sample02.wav
├── Orange - Field Recordings/
├── My Kicks/
└── (up to 60 bank folders)

Notes

  • Each folder = one bank. Up to 60 banks, 10 samples per bank, 600 total
  • Prefix folder names with a color (Red, Blue, Orange) to assign colored LED banks
  • Files load in alphabetical order within each folder
  • Cue points supported (enable in settings.txt; use Reaper to set cues)

Preparing samples for the Sampler

The 4ms Sampler takes WAV up to 96 kHz and 32-bit, mono or stereo, and organizes it into banks: one folder per bank, up to sixty banks of ten samples, 600 in total. Files load in alphabetical order within a folder, so a numeric or lettered prefix controls which pad gets which sound.

A nice touch is color: prefix a folder name with a color like Red or Blue and that bank's LED matches. Cue points are supported too, once you enable them in settings.txt. SampleStack converts and lays out the bank folders, names files so they land in the order you want, and keeps each bank within its ten-sample limit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sample format does the 4ms Sampler use?

WAV up to 96 kHz and 32-bit, mono or stereo, from a microSD card. It holds up to 600 samples across 60 banks of 10.

How does SampleStack help with the 4ms Sampler?

SampleStack converts and organizes samples into the Sampler's bank structure on the microSD card, so they are ready to play.