beck / sampling
Out of context: Reply #10
- Started
- Last post
- 16 Responses
- konspiracy0
going to see beck tomorrow night in edinburgh.
i agree - dont buy a sampler.
if you are on a PC you wanna use some sort of sound edit tool like "Soundforge". Then you can piece samples together to make songs by using a program like "Cubase" as your multi-track.
Its a darn site cheaper (kazza.com - lol) than going out and buying a sampler.However if you like knob-tweaking you could do what i did (although i've not used it that much) and go out and buy a wee sampler like a Yamaha SU200.
I clip and trim all my samples on my computer then save to smartmedia card. remove card and slip into sampler. hey-presto - instant samples to trigger.
The neat thing with the SU200 is that it has loads of FX like distortion, Delay etc. And a neat 'cutup' tool that is good for re-shuffling beats etc on the fly.
It also has Cutoff/Resonance which allows you to tweak vocals/instruments like they do on dancey songs.