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what good prog.s are there for doing this. othe than recycle (which wont f'ing work for me!) and FL Slicer. anything else i am willing to try. thankyoue |
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scissors. |
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Reaktor has some cool beatslicers |
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"beat slicing" is the new cool way to say masturbating. |
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well audacity lets you view a huge wave (beat etc), then select any portion of it and save that portion only as a seperate new wav. |
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Sonic Foundry's Acid is also nice for slicing up wavs |
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Cool Edit Pro Soundforge |
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doesnt audacity and cool edit pro make you select your own stuff though instead of reading it for you? |
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I feel like a bit of a beat slice |
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yeahhh... that's the way allright! :) |
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Make your own. |
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??? |
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anyway, impakt is right... acid works great for slicing, however you won't find it by searching for sonic foundry acid any more, as sony has bought it.. sony acid pro 5 is recommended. |
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Well, if you want to go the native instruments route, you could use intakt or kontakt. Intakt is more geared towards beat slicing, and makes it a bit easier. I don't see why recycle won't work for you. Here is a quick tutorial. 1 - Make sure the correct ammount of beats have been filled in. 2 - Turn on the toggle preview play button 3 - Make sure all the effects are turned off (unless you are a medium to advanced user, generally what happens here is you get a longer decay that effects the length of the loop) 4 - Set your sensitivity. Then, you can add and delete breakpoints at your leisure. There. I would be supprised if that didn't solve your problems. Please consult the help files for details on how to create rex file and such (easy as standard wave rendering and more difficult to make a picture for) |
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