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How To Use Model:Samples - Sample Chopping

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Here I show you 2 methods (3 methods really) on chopping samples in the model samples and my workflow for it.
Special Thanks to App Axis for giving me this idea and asking some good questions :)
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8 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 12

@AppAxis 4 года назад

I knew it was coming! #Choppin #ModelSamples

@daplugdidit 4 года назад

Yup! Great question I had to

@alexis2118 4 года назад

This is helpful~ Oh and bro I still wait for "Go figure" (without you) to come back

@gradientledge 2 года назад

using multiple samples in one song on a track was a gamechanger for workflow to me so you dont have to load a sample every 5 secs

@neonblack211 Месяц назад

The Sample start point has 120 steps.... so if you want to have multiple samples in the same sample, make it evenly spaced devisions of 6...... if you made a sample in fruity loops with 120 steps, you could chose any of them with the start point just by selecting the start point corresponding to the right number.... or if you loaded 60 spaced samples,. every 2nd number with the sample start lock would be a different sample, just saying its stops the guessing game is you do everything in divisions of 60/120

@jetpacksnake9741 3 года назад

Your second method could have all been done with plocks on one track right?

@daplugdidit 3 года назад

The point of the second method is to use in a "live" setting. So you can play the chops out yourself instead of having the Model:Samples play it for you. If you're using the Plocks and keeping it on one track that's technically the first method. So yes and no :D