Sampling w/ Flip Flops and Ski Beatz (Fiji Ep. 3/5) | | Beat Making Lab | PBS Digital Studios 

Many ways. One way is using a separate audio editor, ex. Audacity, Sony Sound Forge, Adobe Audition, Cool Edit Pro, etc...., to save the "Chops" or "Chop" and load each Chop to their own pad on the Kong Drum Designer. Then just set the Pads to the same Mute Group, so they all cut each other off. Another way is using ReCycle to chop the wav file. In ReCycle load the part of the song you want to sample. Then using the Pencil tool, draw in where you want to chop the song. Then save it as a Rex. File. Then open Reason and load either Dr Octo rex Loop Player or the NNXT. In the one you choose, click the load patch button, and go to where you saved the Rex File and choose it. Both will load up the sample in chops. If you don't have a MIDI keyboard to play the chops don't worry. While in Reason go to the Window tab on the top and on the drop down menu select On Screen Keyboard. There you will be able to use your computer keyboard as a keyboard to play chops.