i havent learned that yet...ive been getting excited just pitching down or up to match. i plan to take a look at stretching this evening
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Myrical Lyfe
In the Gutter, of the Tunnel
The way I do it, is i stretch every 4 bars to match the the tempo, before I slice. But I'm not 100% if this is the best method. Let me know what you encounter bro.
And nice house of cards sig
And nice house of cards sig
KillSpray
Don't be mad
I do it this way sometimes, depends on the sample. More lately though, I don't chop like that, I'll chop samples free hand, set it to ADSR playback, duplicate to the next pad, do another chop and keep finding manual chop points manually, and you can audition the chop by just hitting the pads as you go along. Usually this gets me to do more unusual chops and I usually come up with more interesting types of chops. I'll never time stretch before, but after I get a pattern, I'll tap out the right tempo then I might time stretch the actual chopped pattern. I like how you could get real creative chopping with maschine, love that work flow.
Myrical Lyfe
In the Gutter, of the Tunnel
I'm going to try that way When I get home tonight.
I just feel the way I'm doing them, is to generic.
I just feel the way I'm doing them, is to generic.
I love the groups in this thing. beats the brakes off reason and logic for drum processing. I can never go back to having separate tracks for kick snares hats etc...
Still don't know shyt about time stretching Smh
me neither
Myrical Lyfe
In the Gutter, of the Tunnel
Thinking about getting a ren. Hmm
It's pretty automatic If you count your bars when sampling. Go to the edit screen after u made some tight chops u should see your tempo there. Now do you want to stretch it faster or slower you decide. Go to edit stretch. Change the tempo in the stretch options to whatever you want to make your beat then hit stretch. You can always undo it. Timestretch is great for getting tracks to have a new feel.
So its basically slowing or speeding up the chop u want?
KillSpray
Don't be mad
Yeah time stretch changes the length of a sample without changing the pitch
Going try this out next time I make a beat.... so basically let's say my chop is 2 bars I can stretch it to 4 bars using ts?
Yes. The time stretch can also adjust the BPM/tempo of your sample and it keeps the sample at the same key.
ThaRealness
Superstar
Doesnt this damage the sample then?
KillSpray
Don't be mad
Depends on how extreme the stretch is, if it's not too extreme the technology is pretty good, you won't be able to hear anything change except the tempo.
As for the other breh who asked if you could stretch a 2 bar loop to 4 bars, you could do that, even though I think it's more common to stretch a 2 bar loop at say 105 bpm to a 2 bar loop at a different bpm, 90 for example.