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can someone help me out with this… how do i automagically slice up a wav and render the individual slices to disk? doing it by hand is out of question, i need very small, grainy slices. it's in the hundreds per source file. |
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how about rex file chopping? recycle or is that just to obvious? :? |
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sorry, don't know a way to do it non-manually. why don't you just drop the source file in the project itself and slice it up in there, without rendering it all first? |
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or slice it all up and save the project as a template, if you want to use the samples in multiple songs |
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i have used it for ages , but it chops up a wav in to pieces, you can select the chops too, then you export. |
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yeah i think that's what he's trying to avoid, because he'd have to export tons of them (hundreds per source file he says) |
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there is the autmate slice fuction ? sensitivity threashold. or if your really desperate set up a mouse automation script ....perform a slice on your sequencer via mouse record this operation ...then repeat the script thousands of times whilst you go and play table tennis with a friend. |
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^ haha! apparently it's not possible in Ableton Live… i don't need the samples to be in any DAW, they'll be loaded into a Java app to be triggered. also i don't need any transient detection… just splitting into even grains. does it, but the minimum sample length is one second which is huge…. . |
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got it… SoX |
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This can be done in Logic. Using the scissors tool, hold option to Divide Multiple. So if one slices off the beginning at 1/4 bar, it will slice the whole audio file into 1/4 bar regions. Then select all the chopped regions and right-click "Convert to New Audio File(s)". Every sliced bit will be exported as an individual audio file. |
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Oh, good find. Can it declick the slices too? Like ramp in/out the first and last few samples in a slice? |
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dunno, i've just posted my question and used that person's script mostly. But as SoX has direct sample access, it should be possible to write a ramp script if it's not already built in... |
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