samples?

[that kid]

lately my samples have been sounding too choppy any method to help solve this problem I tryed messing with the attack in adobe but it don't seem to make my chops sound smooth. Any method that anyone uses to combat this problem will ne apprechiated. that kid La

 

[trez260]

all depends on the sample that you're chopping. some samples don't work well chopped, especially if they're are small distinct peices. try to chopping larger peices and see if that'll work.

 

[slik da relic]

try some reverb... if u dont have any length to them, its pretty hard to fix.

da relic

 

[Bobby Ffitch]

its where you chop. if you chop at the beginning of notes, etc, it should usually sound pretty smooth, shouldnt it?

 

[Mantas]

reverb and delay are your best friends.

 

[Haze47]

its where you chop. if you chop at the beginning of notes, etc, it should usually sound pretty smooth, shouldnt it?

word, anything can be looped/chopped, as long as you sly......

for example peeps be chopping at the same place on both channels, this works if there are no pans, or it is mono, or whatever, but sometimes if it is panned properly, you dont get that luxuary. so use mutes and fades on the individual channels, make both the channels loop up seperatly, then hey presto smooth chops...ya get me, i dont think i have explained it very well, but IT IS COMMON SENSE REALLY IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT....that what i did THOUGHT ABOUT IT!!!!! so go think!

 

[open mind]

shit aint easy practice practice.

 

[SlickVikNewman]

I agree with most of what everyone else says. Is Adobe the only thing your using?

 

[that kid]

yes, and fl 6

 

[SlickVikNewman]

It must be the samples being too short then. You should be able to fix that problem in FL 6 if the sample is long enough.