I found a cool way to chop samples fast if you own Propellerhead's Recycle.
Set SP to Auto Trig Level = 1.
Send computer out to SP line in.
Open Recycle, open desired file.
In Recycle, chop the sample.
Enable preview.
Disable stretch in the Envelope section.
Pitch as desired.
Record slices one at a time into the SP.
Just a way to sidestep truncating within the SP.
Recycle
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Re: Recycle
Recycle is great to quick chop in. I used that program for so many years with fl and reason. I didn't need it anymore after switching to Ableton. I did use it with the 303 few times like you are talking about. The stretch amount can add some cool tails on to micro chops. Plus you can export the chops out to wave files and load them on to cards.
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Rustoleumism
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Re: Recycle
I first started with sampling wav files to recycle for reason 5... I think in my opinion if you want to quickly sample a individual track with chops throughout the whole song id definitely go for reason than any sp.. Well like the 202 404 303 idk if the 505 can do that.. also does anyone know? But yeah if i can find a copy of recycle again.
Re: Recycle
IMO Wax Inspector already came with the most efficient way to chop samples on the 404 OG
Someone else on the forums came with a way to do it with the 404SX as well
someone on youtube already explained the wax method.
perhaps I should do one for the SX
Someone else on the forums came with a way to do it with the 404SX as well
someone on youtube already explained the wax method.
perhaps I should do one for the SX
Re: Recycle
Yo, would you have a link/keyword to search for this method ? For now I'm using the mark, copy trim repeat method. Thanks
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Re: Recycle
saf90 wrote:Yo, would you have a link/keyword to search for this method ? For now I'm using the mark, copy trim repeat method. Thanks
of course (it's one of the "stickies" in the 404 section) http://sp-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6941
for OG: Page 1+2 (Page 2 has a video) for SX: Page 4
Re: Recycle
scopebeats wrote:of course (it's one of the "stickies" in the 404 section) http://sp-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6941
for OG: Page 1+2 (Page 2 has a video) for SX: Page 4
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Re: Recycle
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