easily the best sampler… 

Yessss

Hell yes

no because keygen loader musics was usually midi.

​@@analyzing nop, not midi. usually tracker formats like .xm, .mod, etc...

@@analyzing mostly tracker music. Ahoy has an AMAZING video on trackers btw :)

its called jungle lmao

where is the unintelligent drum and bass?

This isn't DnB lmao it's jungle

@@L.Bomrek i prefer to call it dumb and bass

@@MrGriefCreep Look up the genre then tell me different. I was alive and listening to the music at that time.

its FT2 with the impulse tracker pallette... lol

How did it go? :)

@@canaryworkshop well I’m going to upload it to SoundCloud soon. Thanks for asking lol

yo whats your soundcloud

@@xnocturn8688 its on my descrition page here on youtube. the song is called untitled 556

@@ethanrocha8803 weelll? show ussss

huge compliment!! That means a lot, thanks so much!

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love this comment

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Thanks so much!!

easily crack it 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@insidethewired bro can’t even afford $13 to support artists and programmers? Smh 🤦🏾‍♂️

😂😂 for real!!! $13 bucks!!i It’s like I would understand 300 bucks but jeez $13 dollars 😂😂😂

@@insidethewired crack something worth $13?! I understand if you don’t want to spend hundreds on some plug-in, but you’re cheaping out on such a steal?!

​@@u_mrmcmisdemeanor i live in russia where i have literally no way of paying said 13$ ;/

ahaha it's just so unnecessarily loud

Thank u!

Glad you liked it! Sure no problem: Amigo Sampler (£10) Serum by Xfer (£180) - but it is important to note that everything I did with serum was very simplistic and can be achieved with a free plugin! Tape Stop by KHs (free) KHs Dual Delay (free) Codec (free) And I think the rest are all native Ableton plugins!

@@canaryworkshop adding the prices was a lovely addition, thank you for going above and beyond to do that :) just subscribed to you and am definitely gonna dip into my savings to get serum haha! everyone makes serum presets so i think it would be easier + sooo many good tutorials for it

Happy to help! Serum is definitely worth the investment, and amazing synth

Tbh I’m not that good at using serum but I would say the best way to learn is to learn about synthesis in general; learn about wavetables, FM synthesis, audio effects, ADSR, LFOs etc. once you have a good understanding of that you will be able to use not just serum but every single plugin that has ever been created!

I kind of like the limitations that the quality degradation enforces - it kind of makes me change how I approach making the beat in a way I wouldn't if every sample was full quality. But I could totally see the benefits of Amigo having a hi-fi option for sure!

You can turn on the interpolation and it sounds very clean.

Ableton built-in functions and vsts are top notch already, I feel you can pretty much do the same stuff dude's doing on the video just by using "Simpler" as well as cropping the drums to a new midi track which already loads a drum rack that you can use to rearrange the groove. FL is great, I used it for a couple of years and it was a tough decision switching it up for ableton, but it was prob the best thing I've done. It has by far a lot more functionality than FL imo

there are definitely options out there that are much more feature-rich (even stock plugins like mentioned), but that’s not so much the point of this video The plugin I’m using is modelled after the Amiga 500, which was used and created in the late 80s/early 90s I find that the limitations you get when using this type of outdated software (whether emulated or authentic) can actually force you to break away from your usual workflow and think outside the box I.E you probably utilise a sample differently if you have the OPTION to degrade the quality, as opposed to every sample being forcibly degraded when using this sampler. Same goes for how you approach chopping up a sample - enforced limitations break you out of your usual production habits and take you down fun rabbit holes that you typically don’t explore when you have every feature at your disposal I’d definitely recommend giving it a try if you don’t usually give yourself deliberate limitations!

@@canaryworkshop 100% agree with you

@ricka.2562 This isn't an "Ableton v FL" convo I'm talking about the plugin specifically

@@SC4RRL3TTthe same still applies

You just drag any audio file in

@@migerrancan554 No. On windows if you flatten audio into a track it becomes a file in use and won't let you.

The sampler VST I was using has a really nice phaser built into it that I was automating at the end of the loop! I can imagine you could get similar results with any stock phaser but yeah the one built into the Amigo sampler sounds super unique and is really easy to use

Ableton Live ...

Amigo

Ableton!

I see an poly option on the thing isnt that good?

@@pennywise5095poly on sample only, not on trigger. which is honestly the only gripe i have about the plugin other than not being able to automate sample rate; but that’s understandable due to resource limitations. really wish it had poly trigger mode though it would be very fun to be able to layer stuff in one singular instance :(

@@pennywise5095 it doesn’t work in slice mode so you can’t layer break chops

Nooo Ableton has two stock samplers called Simpler/Sampler & they're both amazing what I'm using is an emulation of the Amiga 500 from the 90s in VST form, so this is for all DAWs!

@@canaryworkshop thats cool, i dont use ableton so this was cool to know

not quite! the two ableton stock samplers (simpler & sampler) are insanely powerful and have been around forever. this isn't that though. Amigo is a VST that emulates a sampler from the 90s whilst everything i did in Amigo Sampler can be done with slicex/simpler/sampler, the reason i love Amigo is because the emulation of outdated software makes you think about what you're doing differently. Everything is downsampled and a bit clunkier which completely changes your workflow and makes you approach sampling slightly differently by force, as opposed to by choice (which is a good thing imo) you should try it if you only ever use Slicex, you'd be surprised!

@@canaryworkshop Ty for the explanation! I didn’t intend it as an insult, rather a rage bait for dummies ;) Positively surprised at your detailed response! 🙏🏻

@@TheSabotaje haha it's all good i gotchu

that's what happens when you use ableton lol

well yeah its that 12 bit sound. crunchy and fat, sits in the place its supposed to just compress it correctly. yeah its not ideal for that modern EDM crap...