I'm selling off a couple of my synths to make room in my studio. They're old, but they each have a bunch of sounds that I have used in the past and would like to continue using, so I've decided to sample them. One of them's a percussion synth, so it wasn't difficult to get those recorded, but I'm uncertain about the other synths. Is there a general rule for what notes and ranges to record? Looking at the samples in my Logic/GarageBand collection, I see different note ranges. Some of them are sampled in whole steps (C, D, E, F#, G#, A#), some in half-octaves (C, F#), some in quarter-octaves (C, D#, F#, A). I'm inclined to go for thirds, as that seems like a commonly-used range and would result in sample sets that aren't too huge. (I'm not concerned about velocity ranges for these sounds, as most of them don't have any significant differences, other than volume, when hit harder or softer). Are there other factors I ought to consider before using this approach? Thanks! -N