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Da Boss
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Posts:1382
 | | 09 Nov 2008 09:44 PM |
| Expanding on the previous video that showed you how to sample drums from a WAV/MP3 file, in this one I show you how to sample drums from outboard gear like a keyboard or drum machine. There are a few neat tricks you can use in Edison to make this super easy.And I show you a couple of new things I learned since the last tutorial. | | | Did you find something useful on Warbeats? If so, please consider donating to help keep this site alive. | |
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Residual
Basic Member
Posts:105
| | 10 Nov 2008 11:01 PM |
| There's some very time-saving Edison tips in here. Thank you! | | | |
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JIMMY CONWAYS
New Member
Posts:3
| | 16 Dec 2008 09:43 AM |
| Thanks for the edison tricks. so so helpful | | | |
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F-T-Beats
Veteran Member
Posts:1080
| | 28 Dec 2008 02:13 PM |
| Good tutorial I always Ask myself how the Producers make their Drum Kits. Thanks NFX. | | | |
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K-Ta-Klysm
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Mafz Productions
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Posts:190
| | 06 Jan 2009 05:02 PM |
| Nice tutorial thanks | | | |
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2nd Man
Warlord (moderator)
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Posts:2414
| | 02 Feb 2009 12:36 PM |
| some really really nice tips there. this tuts taught me more then any other i think
also, watch as sales of yamahas djx shoot up on ebay :P
and wow, this tut is old, last year, haha
id like to add as well, when your recording, you always want to get your levels right. you want your sounds to be recorded as loudly as possible without clipping. so play around with your meters before you start recording, and you want a bit of lee way, so have your levels around 0.3db below when you clipping. make sure your not clipping at all
basically, that means when you go and put those sounds in a beat, and you want them louder, you dont lose sound quality. sound quality can be lost when trying to increase the volume of something, but not when your having it lower | | AIM - The2ndMan2
2ndMan@warbeats.com
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Marino
New Member
Posts:34
| | 10 Feb 2009 06:24 AM |
| Perfect tutorial - again, very useful. Thanks, NFX!!! | | | |
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lucas572
Veteran Member
Posts:1024
| | 17 Feb 2009 02:49 PM |
| wow, this is a really helpful tut NFX. I thought making kits would be this great time consuming thing that took ages to get right, but edison does all that for you i guess lmao.
I may sample the sounds from my old yamaha keyboard also lmao :D | | | de Soundclick :)
e-mail: lseager16@googlemail.com for more info :) | |
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Faustino Castillo
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Posts:4
| | 14 Mar 2009 08:55 AM |
| Thank you for another great tutorial. You are a human bible of FL!!! | | | |
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youngswizz2k8
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| | 05 Jun 2009 02:06 PM |
| this relay helped me alot " | | | [URL="http://www.rocbattle.com/forums/member.php?u=37987"][IMG]http://www.rocbattle.com/banner/37987.jpg[/IMG][/URL] | |
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ronboe
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Posts:514
| | 13 Jun 2009 02:21 AM |
| Glad I watched part two, I have been wanting to upload a kit. Thank You NFX. | | | World Wide Warbeats got talent. | |
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