Editing a sample.

hi gitguy,

use the chop feature and add the chop points to whichever part u desire...like...if u want to cut a part, adda chop point at the start of it...

then perform the chop.

then using combine feature, which lets u combine clips, combine the required samples..

the portion which u didnt want....chop that also and delete it to save memory

wot else?? FS got a lotta power in the hood and wise sage artemio is here to give u the required help...go on keep rockin'

-sambasevam. (shortly called sam.)

Sambasevam.S

Thanks for your reply Sam,

I'll investigate the "chop" feature more. I don't think I'd have thought of that if I hadn't asked. I guess the hard part will be setting the chop markers to the exact spots.

Of course, I could just play the riff again (without mistakes) but I wanted to know the FS (sampling) editing basics for when I have to edit larger parts, as those would be more difficult to play without mistakes (I'm a guitarist and now a newbie keyboardist).

My Fantom-S is causing a paradigm shift in my musical edit methods vs. my Tascam DAW... it's a good thing though.


git

-- "Was that the perfect take?" --

WOW u have a Tascam DAW???

thats superb. i guess, its better than roland. is it the BIG one that costs around 5K US$??

good. My Setup is a computer with Fantom S.



even i didnt investigate much on that when i got my FS. but now, i think i am pretty good at the functions. yup!



Sambasevam.S

You can do just that gitguy. Do it exactly as you said it. Go to the song edits and delete the second bar and copy the third bar into the space previously held by the second bar. You're done. I do it frequently.

Now if you are talking about an individual sample, you can copy the third sample and name it similar to the second sample and bam! You're all done. Just delete the errored sample.

I'm not sure if I answered the question you were asking. I may have looked at the problem too simply and gotten it all wrong. If you were asking for a step-by-step "how to" then I guess that's possible too. Just let me know. It's all pretty easy IMHO. Hope I didn't misunderstand you.

Peace.



Mic Pacino

Hi!
May you help me?
I Have a fantom S
My question is...
How can I organize the velocity of the waves?
For Ex: If I have 4 Waves C#2-FF (Play Strong), C#2-F ( Play Not to Strong), C#2-MP (Play Medium) C#2-P (Play Light). I use the "combine" and "multisample" but ,when the waves is the same note, the keybord just play the first wave.
If I to hold the note the waves are sounded one after other without I move my hand from the keyboard.
Sorry my english!