Nov 01, 2004 07:15 am Adobe Audition
I can cut and chop very nicely, it does it all for me.
It now does VST which makes it perfect!
What sampler software do you all use?
Posted on Nov 01, 2004 06:30 am
dbmasters
Administrator Since: Apr 03, 2002
Curious, what software for sampling do you use, and in conjunction with what recording software?
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Nov 01, 2004 07:15 am Adobe Audition
I can cut and chop very nicely, it does it all for me.
It now does VST which makes it perfect!
Nov 01, 2004 11:38 am i sample stuff to my minidisc or into wavelab on my laptop, then bring it into whatever app i happened to be using for recording a song.
mainly wavelab, thats my sample editor of choice...
Nov 01, 2004 01:12 pm Im with Murphy on this one...
Nov 01, 2004 02:48 pm I just started using recycle in conjunction with reason. I'm not used to using samples, but I'm starting to get the hang of it a little bit.
Nov 01, 2004 07:55 pm Woohoo...just got the old Sony MiniDisc working again...I'll be takin Flame's lead and using this little baby.
Was a stonker in tis day ( a little bigish now but it'll do for recording out the studio).
Only thing is, I need to use the flimsy wee battery case that comes with it (canny find the charger) and the lythium rechargeable battery inside is dead!
Coco.
Nov 01, 2004 08:04 pm I just record all my samples through my setup, and edit and tweak em a little in wavelab, and then put them into fruity for sequencing. I would like a dedicated sampler though, that I can load all my samples to and create key maps and stuff like that for playing live.
Nov 01, 2004 08:57 pm Roland's Disklab CDX-1... still haven't gotten around to synching it with the DAW yet, though . I did manage to link it nicely with theWent's Tascam digital mixer once, and this may be a good way to go about it now . I was reading 'bout a multitrack app, with it's midi-synching optimized for outside linking of other recorders... I dun'no . It's all crazy... mixers ordering samplers around, drum machines thinking they're pianists... madness ! heh heh I have Acid 4.0, too, but haven't messed with it yet .
Nov 02, 2004 11:04 pm Well some of the software samplers I use, Velocity, DS864, V-Sampler, SampleTank 2 and Cyclone.
Nov 08, 2004 03:08 am Sample into Pro Tools. Looping in Protools is the best..easier than looping with an MPC, which id give a ten for looping audio. But, no way in hell to sequence..so i export them wav. to FL to sequence them..I always wanted that software Kontak..I had it on one of my computers that crashed and never got to use it..It had a nice interface and i heard you could adjust the length of the sample without affecting the pitch...a feature i have yet to get my hands on
Nov 08, 2004 03:14 am For what little sampling I do I use Audition.
Dan
Dec 20, 2004 06:25 pm i know im kinda late on this one but I had been using a really good recording program called audacity. It suppports vst plugins and can export to ogg, mp3, and wav files. You can select sample rates abd all that good stuff too. I really liked it cuz it was really "Raw". You could just click and copy and paste. Do whatever you wanted. It was easy to dig deep into your tracks. I am comparing this to cakewalk though. I havent had experience w/ cubase yet, but its the best free program ive ever used.
Dec 20, 2004 06:58 pm audacitys awesome, i use that too
Jan 10, 2005 08:59 am am i the only one who uses sound forge?
Jan 10, 2005 09:43 am Lots of people here use SoundForge, I am not one of them however...
Jan 10, 2005 10:07 am me and coco use soundforge too - i just try avoid it
Jan 11, 2005 12:43 am I use SoundForge, but mainly for sound design purpose's. I really dont use it for mastering at all. But I have in the past.
Aug 08, 2005 07:20 am I use live, mainly for start and endings of the samples . . . then it goes into reason 2.5 (NN-XT or redrum, depends on situation) . . . then its rewired to cubase
Aug 08, 2005 07:29 am i use soundforge. then i use recycle and then sling it into reason, my tool of choice. i either use the wav in a synth ot set it up in the loop sampler (dr:rex) in reason.
Aug 08, 2005 03:55 pm I use soundforge and Reason jus like the pixel and kieth
ut i mainly use my keyboard to sample (rolamd fantom-s)
www.RnBeatz.com
Oct 02, 2005 10:27 pm The only sampling I've done is the food they give out at sams club to try to get you to buy it. The best was a piece of snickers bar. I have reason, cubase, sonar, and samplitude, but haven't had the time to learn how to accomplish this audio feat yet.
Oct 03, 2005 07:06 am I just do everything in SONAR... except using Audacity for recovering headerless wav's when SONAR crashes... but thats what I get for having 6 hour long takes with the movie :)
I'm just starting to assemble the linux workstation but havn't gotten to trying apps for it yet...yes I will post an article/howto/rant/rave
Oct 19, 2005 08:20 pm stickin with the old school MPC!
Jan 18, 2006 08:59 pm Ok... the truth...
Geeze, sampler... I read sequencer... Oh well..
Sampler I use my Kurzweil K2500RS...
I'm toopid...
Jan 18, 2006 11:33 pm I use an old version of Fruity but I'm looking to upgrade here soon. I'm not sure if I want to get Project 5 or just upgrade my recording software to Sonar from Guitar Tracks.
Jan 20, 2006 12:51 am DungBeatle, Cake 3.0 on the P90. I remember those days. I actually started with cake on an Atari 1040 ST. Gregs very first program. The GUI was so archaic now that I look back. I have some old screne shots of CakePro 4.0 and I think a couple of the other first versin for PC. I'll pop em up if I can find them.
Jan 21, 2006 06:17 pm It was the first sequencer I actually found useful. Anything else was just horrible. I had a Turtle Beach card then. It sounded pretty good for its day. I didn't own midi in the early days, I have two pianos I've moved around with me since the 70's. Wife and I used to play two-piano and I wrote originals and arrangements for us. Times change...
Jan 21, 2006 10:23 pm Yep, times change for sure. Like me with no analog synths in the house. In the 70's I was hauling a B3 and a couple other keyboards around along with a pair of Leslies. Dont miss that at all, except for the sound. But again, the synths have fixed that problem as well.
As for the midi, I dove into that from the start. We lived in a bungalow when I first started putting together a home studio that was worth anything. Boy did my wife think I was nuts when I rolled a 2" tape machine into the house. Then started draggin cables all over to hook it up to sync with all the midi gear. Anypiece of hardware I could control with midi was hooked up. Then along came the PC that could do audio as well, and the gear started rolling back out the door ever since. I still have a crap load of hardware, but not nearly what it was even 5 years ago.
Jan 22, 2006 09:31 am I hauled around a Fender Rhodes 88 when I played in bands. Man that was a heavy unit. Broke tines all the time. Had quite the heavy touch from playing real piano. It had the sound though... Then I had some Vox organ that really screamed.. and then it died....
Feb 01, 2006 11:08 pm I use a combination of FL and Adobe Audition...
Was able to create good loops of Indian Percussion with them too... Works great
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