Keeping your samples in tune.
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Keeping your samples in tune.
is there a plugin that can help you with this?
or one that tells you which note your samples playing?
or one that tells you which note your samples playing?
Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
wastethread!!
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Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
not reallySirius wrote:wastethread!!
Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
i wanted to help... really i did
then i thought...
how hard is it to play a note at the same time as playing the sample
even if its a chord, it would be easy to figure out the root note.
but then do you make a tune around a sample...
or drop the sample into your tune.
it should be the latter.
and in that case it would be necessary to pitch shift it.
it just seems logical... ya know
or am i missing something?
then i thought...
how hard is it to play a note at the same time as playing the sample
even if its a chord, it would be easy to figure out the root note.
but then do you make a tune around a sample...
or drop the sample into your tune.
it should be the latter.
and in that case it would be necessary to pitch shift it.
it just seems logical... ya know
or am i missing something?
http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.p ... 8&start=20
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Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
cheers mate

Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
i started making tunes and learning about production a week ago, bit too advanced for me lolSirius wrote:i wanted to help... really i did
then i thought...
how hard is it to play a note at the same time as playing the sample
even if its a chord, it would be easy to figure out the root note.
but then do you make a tune around a sample...
or drop the sample into your tune.
it should be the latter.
and in that case it would be necessary to pitch shift it.
it just seems logical... ya know
or am i missing something?
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Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
You seem like a really angry person...Sirius wrote:i wanted to help... really i did
then i thought...
how hard is it to play a note at the same time as playing the sample
even if its a chord, it would be easy to figure out the root note.
but then do you make a tune around a sample...
or drop the sample into your tune.
it should be the latter.
and in that case it would be necessary to pitch shift it.
it just seems logical... ya know
or am i missing something?
Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
it's best to use multi samples that tell you the note like:
"Chord_stab_C2_Maj" = chord stab and the note is C major
"Chord_stab_C2_Maj" = chord stab and the note is C major
Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
best, but not always possible. Specially if you are grabbing samples from trax.
Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
yeah I know
but if you can't play by ear and tell the note.. (like the O.P.)
but if you can't play by ear and tell the note.. (like the O.P.)
Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
My ear is garbo. Like if I'm using just three notes out of a scale, yeah, bringing in a new note, it's likely to work with those three note's I'm playing, but maybe it is out of the scale, and I don't know it until I start working in a new line that really defines the scale...
Anyway, I've always done everything by ear, but am trying to be more formal wit it, and have found gtune helpful. Shit, especially with vocals. Anyways to each their own.
Anyway, I've always done everything by ear, but am trying to be more formal wit it, and have found gtune helpful. Shit, especially with vocals. Anyways to each their own.
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Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
I use my ears, but when I have a hard time, I use a spectrum that analyzes which notes are being played.
You can also use a tuner, or match to the note of a piano, etc as well.
You can also use a tuner, or match to the note of a piano, etc as well.
Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
spectrum analyzers to see where the harmonics are hitting, then use a midi to Hertz chart.
Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
The Phantom Banger wrote:You seem like a really angry person...Sirius wrote:i wanted to help... really i did
then i thought...
how hard is it to play a note at the same time as playing the sample
even if its a chord, it would be easy to figure out the root note.
but then do you make a tune around a sample...
or drop the sample into your tune.
it should be the latter.
and in that case it would be necessary to pitch shift it.
it just seems logical... ya know
or am i missing something?

Chea Sirius you're way too serious all the time

As for the question at hand, use your ears, if you can't get it use a spectrum analyser like others have said
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Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
yeah I'm full on serious as!!
hahahaha... In what ways was that message even remotely angry?
Its just what I was thinking at the time ay..grrrrrrrrrr!!chea

hahahaha... In what ways was that message even remotely angry?
Its just what I was thinking at the time ay..grrrrrrrrrr!!chea
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Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
"I will slaughter your entire family and piss on their graves only after torturing them to the furthest extents of excruciation. I'll curse your name every day until I die, and will never cease to bring misfortune to you and your loved ones. Even after death I will continue to haunt you every minute of every day so that you may never experience a moment of relief or happiness .... CHEA!!!"
Still comes off as being cheerful. 'Chea' is the antagonist to everything negative!
Cheaaa!
Still comes off as being cheerful. 'Chea' is the antagonist to everything negative!

Cheaaa!
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nowaysj wrote:Raising a girl in this jizz filled world is not the easiest thing.
If I ever get banned I'll come back as SpunkLo, just you mark my words.Phigure wrote:I haven't heard such a beautiful thing since that time Jesus sang Untrue
Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
I am going to text that to my ex girl friendSunkLo wrote:"I will slaughter your entire family and piss on their graves only after torturing them to the furthest extents of excruciation. I'll curse your name every day until I die, and will never cease to bring misfortune to you and your loved ones. Even after death I will continue to haunt you every minute of every day so that you may never experience a moment of relief or happiness .... CHEA!!!"
Still comes off as being cheerful. 'Chea' is the antagonist to everything negative!![]()
Cheaaa!
Cheaaa!
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Re: Keeping your samples in tune.
She'll be like "what... the.... why that motherf-...huh?..
...
...
Chea!"



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nowaysj wrote:Raising a girl in this jizz filled world is not the easiest thing.
If I ever get banned I'll come back as SpunkLo, just you mark my words.Phigure wrote:I haven't heard such a beautiful thing since that time Jesus sang Untrue
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