This is where the fun begins. I've always liked a good challenge. Getting the BPM's right, editing & locking samples into your project, then programming a def beat on your drum machine or sound module that'll give it that drive. Does anybody have any special techniques that they reley on or work with that they don't mind sharing with the rest of us that are "novices" ? :w:
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I'll start off first. Usually I start with editing the sample (w
I'll start off first. Usually I start with editing the sample (while in loop mode) , then once the sample meets my criteria , I then turn to the sequencer. With the sequencer , I do the same thing (tweak the sequencers' tempo adjustment). I'll take the two and combine them together. I use my drum machine for tempo allignment also. This usually gets me in range where I need to complete the foundation of the song.
[ August 28, 2003, 01:57 PM: Message edited by: dabmeister17 ]
I drop most of my drum loops into ReCycle, so I can control temp
I drop most of my drum loops into ReCycle, so I can control tempo.
Also while in ReCycle I create variations of the loop by deleting and shifting the audio segments. :cool:
It's funny you mention that "G". I was just conversing with a co
It's funny you mention that "G". I was just conversing with a co-worker about Recycle. He asked me how it faired up. Even though our conversation was breaf , I acknowledged his approval of this program. Kool......