Chopping samples
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Chopping samples
I just copped the 404 a few days ago, kinda just getting down the basics. I need help with chopping samples... I know you can use the mark function but whenever i chop a sample i cut it down to one small part and then the rest of the sample is completly gone except for the small portion i chopped. Meaning that therefore if i wanted to chop it up into several pieces i would have to keep sampling it and recut it for each time. I know there has got to be another more efficient way. Also you can chop samples on your computer and then load them up right? If so what program do i need to get and such??? thanks
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Damn rightDr.Sample303 wrote:It's very fast to resample the original loop to a few different pads and chop them to the sections you want
damn, I been working with audacity to seperate vinyl tracks, and its a biatch to work with- that def seems like way too much work for chopping(at least for simple minds like me)DR.Sample303 wrote:If you want to chop on your computer you can download audacity for free
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I have been using computers since I was 3, but that's beside the point. When you've looked at enough wave form then you can see all the kicks, hi-hats and snares like it's the matrix screen or some shit. Everything in the Bitches Brew beat I just posted was chopped it audacity and it only took me like 15mins to make that little loopsky and put it on the net.
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